Climate & Environmental Policy

Indigenous peoples' relation to nature in Timor-Leste provides an example of living in a climate-friendly way

Nepal's many Indigenous communities already live sustainable lives

Recognizing and integrating Rwandan knowledge in the various approaches to fight against climate change

CAN – the Climate Action Network - is the largest international civil society network, that has monitored the UN climate negotiations for many years. Whether at national or international level, how can civil society participation be ensured at all in times of pandemic? What does this mean for the capacity for action and strategy of a global network like CAN? A conversation between Tasneem Essop, Executive Director of CAN International and Barbara Unmüßig, President of the Heinrich Böll Foundation

Indigenous practices in Ethiopia can provide guidance in international climate negotiations

A group of young leaders discuss the type of leadership needed to scale up climate action to levels that meet the needs of the most vulnerable

Most regions in the world have been – to some extent – affected by climate change, and Southeast Asian countries are no exception. Within the group of people who are affected,  recognition needs to be accentuated on the disproportionate impact of climate change along gender lines.