9 de December de 2022 Climate change could force 1.2 billion to move by 2050. Is the world even remotely ready?
14 de November de 2022 “Climate change could force hundreds of millions of people to move,” warns Igarapé Institute in a new Global Futures Bulletin
10 de November de 2022 Stolen Amazon: a new study from Igarapé Institute and InSight Crime uncovers the Roots of Environmental Crime in Ecuador, Venezuela, Bolivia, Guyana and Suriname
15 de September de 2022 The Igarapé Institute and the Science Panel for the Amazon (SPA) join forces to discuss how to leverage the rule of law and sustainable development against deforestation and plunder in the Amazon Basin
31 de August de 2022 Overheating megacities are a climate problem and solution – a Latin America case study
26 de August de 2022 What is Canada’s place in the new Great Game, over the control of critical minerals and rare earths?
20 de July de 2022 New Study by Igarapé Institute tracks how Amazon organized crime networks spread across Brazil
9 de June de 2022 OPINION: Nature-based solutions in Brazil are key to reaching global climate targets
2 de June de 2022 A new study from Igarapé Institute and InSight Crime uncovers the Roots of Environmental Crime in the Peruvian Amazon
25 de April de 2022 OPINION: An ecosystem of organized crime threatens the Amazon, and global climate action
19 de January de 2022 Ilona Szabó de Carvalho: It will take diverse networks to solve global threats like climate change
14 de January de 2022 Brazil’s illegal gold rush is fueling corruption, violent crime and deforestation
17 de December de 2021 Igarapé Institute celebrates ten years of social impact and expands action across new fronts
26 de November de 2021 Community policing in multiples developing countries can improve police compliance but does little to reduce crime, a new study shows
10 de November de 2021 Community policing does not build citizen trust in police or reduce crime in the Global South