Announcing the Saleemul Huq Memorial Scholarship finalists and C-CIQ toolkit launch
Rukmani Bai takes the lead at a self-help group for local women. (Photo: H&K Communications/IIED)

Announcing the Saleemul Huq Memorial Scholarship finalists and C-CIQ toolkit launch

At this online event on Monday 9 September we will announce the Saleemul Huq Memorial Scholarship recipients and launch the Comprehensive Climate Impact Quantification (C-CIQ) toolkit.?There is an urgent need to address the impacts of climate change, focusing particularly on the loss and damage faced by communities vulnerable to climate change.

The Saleemul Huq Memorial Scholarship, established under the ALL ACT (Alliance for Locally Led Transformative Action on Loss and Damage) initiative, aims to support local experts and organisations to capture the diverse ways climate change is affecting communities.?The 25 scholarship finalists, representing?Asia, Africa, the Pacific, the Caribbean and Latin America, will focus on developing practical, locally-driven solutions to climate challenges.

The C-CIQ toolkit combines participatory methodologies and economic valuation techniques, making it accessible to local organisations that have traditionally been excluded from complex climate assessment processes. We look forward to welcoming you to this exciting event! Register to attend .


News?and insights


IIED at the Summit of the Future

Along with partners?we will share research and policy recommendations via side events that bring together key decision makers, and advocate for advancing global financial reforms that prioritise the most vulnerable.?Find out more about our events at the UN Summit for the Future .? ?

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IIED at Climate Week NYC 2024

The theme of this year's Climate Week NYC is time, and discussions will focus on the urgent need for investment in clean energy and net zero technologies.?IIED has been supporting initiatives that are implementing practical strategies towards achieving net zero, combining research and locally-developed approaches to address the combined challenges of climate change and inequality. Check out our events . ?

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How to fix funding bottlenecks and pave the way for locally led adaptation

A new survey explores the operational bottlenecks preventing local organisations from accessing climate adaptation funding. As the UN General Assembly approaches, IIED’s May Thazin Aung and BRAC ’s Sousan Suha share the survey’s findings and explains how funders can smooth the way for locally led adaptation. Read the insight now . ?

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Delivering low-cost, high quality sanitation – at scale

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Boosting community adaptation with a thriving private sector

In a recent blog published by Practical Action , Chris Henderson, Sam Greene, Susan Nanduddu and Sam Barrett show that markets and private sector investment are an important driver of community-based adaptation. Read the blog .


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Latin America and?Caribbean ocean capital survey

IIED is a core partner of the Latin American Ocean Capital Collective – an initiative working to design, curate and deploy mechanisms to distribute capital to Latin America's ocean entrepreneurs who are working to support healthy oceans and resilient coastal communities in the region.

Across Latin America, critical funding gaps exist to ensure that coastal communities are resilient to climate change?and can implement sustainable practices. The?ocean economy needs scalable business models that meet the needs of local communities and that catalyse the next generation of?sustainable businesses.?

To kickstart this work, we are asking local communities to fill in a brief survey.?This will help us understand the size of the demand and supply of capital for nature-positive ocean startups in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Fill in the survey in English .

Fill in the survey in Spanish /?Rellene la encuesta en espa?ol .


We're hiring

Convenor?(executive director) at Green Economy Coalition

Closing 25 September .

Compliance and assurance manager for?LIFE-AR

Closing 18 September .

Food systems lead and principal researcher

Closing 17 September .

Senior communications officer

Closing 12 September .


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