
The case for engaging cities in the new multilateralism
The publication “The case for engaging cities in the new multilateralism” analyzes the role of engaging cities in the new multilateralism.
The publication “The case for engaging cities in the new multilateralism” analyzes the role of engaging cities in the new multilateralism.
The third Civic Space GPS Bulletin reports an increase in abuse of power
The update is the result of the experience accumulated during the production of the GPS editions for the last quarter of 2020 and the first quarter of 2021.
The publication is the first in a series of studies that highlight how environmental crimes harm ecosystems and communities
Climate change is already disrupting citiesaround the world. Continued greenhouse gas emissions and warming are intensifying heat islands, contributing to water shortages, rising seas, increasing flood-related risks and worsening pollution. With over two thirds of the population expected to live in cities by 2030, the
Read the latest Igarape Institute article, in which Robert Muggah and Peter Schmidt analyze these complex relationships.
The articles in this volume explore how climate contributes to insecurity in the LAC region. They resulted from a partnership between the Igarapé Institute and the Instituto Clima e Sociedade (iCS), both in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, with the support of the German Embassy in Brasília.
This paper aims at examining how francophone Africa presently perceives Brazil’s ambitions in light of the current and past economic, political and diplomatic relationships.
Brazil would do well to support a comprehensive approach to stability and reconstruction in Syria as advocated by the so-called Vienna Process since October 2015.
This briefing note is intended to assist the Inter-Agency and Experts Group (IAEG) on SDG indicators in developing an indicator to track the number of “conflictrelated deaths per 100,000 people”.
[In Spanish] Study that examines the opportunities for disarmament of the FARC, drawing on evidence from around the world of what works, and what does not, when it comes to collecting weapons when wars come to an end.
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