The strong connections between Gender and Climate Change, and between Gender and Climate Action, have long been recognised. In 2019, the COP held in Madrid built on the Lima Gender Action Plan and reinforced why we must view gender and climate change together to forge effective and equitable solutions. Climate change impacts on women and men can often differ owing to historical and current gender inequalities and multidimensional factors and can be more pronounced in develop

It was billed as the 'last best chance' for the world to get on track for climate action and a sustainable future. Has #COP26 delivered on the promise? The last two weeks have gone by in a whirl. The coming days and weeks will be full of detailed analysis of the commitments, the pledges and the flurry of announcements related to each day's theme. There will be a lot of discussion about who was or wasn't in the hall. There will be debates on whether the wealthier nations have

As the first week of #Cop26 draws to a close, our global media is full of talk of the challenges and opportunities of achieving net-zero and how we need to deploy multiple approaches to get there. These include carbon capture - long heralded as an economic and environmental solution. What does it mean in practice for businesses and markets? How can carbon capture drive the race to reduce emissions? The current focus on COP26, media coverage of climate change and the Intergove

The first week of #Cop26 included the historic commitment from 17 private and government funders of $1.7billion to support the critical work of indigenous peoples in combatting deforestation and preserving the biodiversity of forests. We welcome this crucial commitment as we believe the people on the ground who live in the communities affected by deforestation and biodiversity loss are best placed to offer sustainable solutions. As part of our international work, SDG Changema

As the UK hosts COP26, let's have a look at the country's performance and 'spillover' effect.