Adapting Governance for Inclusive Climate Resilience Overview The Govt-Adapt Dialogue II on “Adapting Governance for Inclusive Climate Resilience” focused on how we can achieve the re-politicisation of adaptation, through creating space for dialogue, recognition...
Adapting Governance for Inclusive Climate Resilience Overview The Govt-Adapt Dialogue I on “Adapting Governance for Inclusive Climate Resilience” demonstrated how adaptation is often seen as a technical quick fix, but it really is a political process, and...
Period: 31 May 2021 – 31 August 2022 Funder/client: UNESCO Office in Jakarta – Cluster Office for Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Timor Leste, Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific Following the regional consultation...
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On 19 December 2024, a virtual knowledge sharing and feedback session was organised by IFSD for the awardees of grants from the Strengthening Loss and Damage Response Capacity in the Global South (STRENGTH) project. In this project funded by IDRC and...
Photo credit: Hemant Ojha, IFSD Key Messages 1. Recognise the urgency to take immediate action to address the losses and damages suffered by workers in South and Southeast Asia. Approximately half of the region's workforce is employed in informal sectors, and are...
Pledges have been made towards the new Loss and Damage (L&D) Fund, but challenges remain as to how the most vulnerable groups can receive funds. To make sure the vulnerable communities and countries are compensated, we suggest adopting six principles and 16...
Events
Overview On April 10, 2023, the Institute for Study and Development Worldwide (IFSD) held a knowledge sharing session to discuss forest fire risks in Nepal, with presentations by Dr. Krishna Bhujel, a senior researcher, and Mr. Abhash Adhikari, an emerging...
What is water Policy Lab? Water crisis cannot be ignored. Numerous reports have established that water future of the humanity and entire the planetary system is at risk. Two main reasons for this are: 1) climate change and 2) increasing demand for water everywhere for...