An encounter that brings the whole world together always represents an opportunity. But a gathering where men and women from
Amandla Awethu! – or power to the people in Zulu – all the people Read More »
The dam burst in Brazil is yet another tragic example of the mining sector’s negligence in the area of the
Goodwill is not enough to prevent the next dam burst Read More »
Today, 10 December 2018, the CIDSE network is joining voices all over the world to celebrate Human Rights Day and
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 70 Read More »
Intervention of His Eminence Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State on behalf of His Holiness Pope Francis
Holy See Statement COP 24 Conference Read More »
Illustrations of the outcomes of the CIDSE study “EU Support for Energy in Developing Countries 2010-2016”. October 2018.
Infographic: EU energy aid – Is the EU putting their money where their mouth is? Read More »
A reflection on how to bring about systemic change. On 17 and 18 April 2018, over 90 representatives of CIDSE
Acting to transform our relationship with nature Read More »
Confronting the Digital Age, Right to Food Nutrition Watch, 2018 ⁄ ISSUE 10. (Available in EN / ES/ FR/ PT)
When Food Becomes Immaterial Read More »
Blog article originally published by the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre as part of their Reflections on the Zero
The town of Ogies is nestled in the heart of Mpumalanga Province, South Africa’s coal capital. The drive from Johannesburg
Finding energy is like trying to find gold Read More »
A tale of inaction at the expense of converting our agri-food systems. A CCFD-Terre solidaire policy paper, May 2018 (available
Our land is worth more than carbon Read More »
