How to bring about change
How to Bring about Change – CIDSE discussion paper (Available in EN – FR)
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Fr Marco Arana beaten and arrested by Peruvian police
CIDSE partner Fr. Marco Arana, who defends farming communities against the Yanacocha’s mine abuses was beaten and arrested by Peruvian
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SDGs: Cutting through the fog
CIDSE’s Policy and Advocacy Officer Denise Auclair about the quick rise to fame of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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EU trade agreements: access to water is a human right
A new video by CIDSE partner organisations CIFCA and Grupo Sur talks about the potential negative impacts of upcoming EU
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Lack of access to land one of the structural causes of poverty
During a side-event at the Rio+20 conference on sustainable development, CIDSE’s Gisele Henriques called on governments to act on land
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Factors & actors in climate change adaptation
Shaping Strategies: factors and actors in climate change adaptation, Lessons from two-year case studies in Africa and Latin America, Trocaire
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‘Get to work, Chancellor Merkel!’ CIDSE and climate allies cry
CIDSE, together with six other environmental and development organisations, made a symbolic handover of a pair of gloves to encourage
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The gradual and devastating impact of climate change
Justin Kilcullen, Director of CIDSE’s Irish member Trócaire, writes about the Rio+20 conference and Trocaire’s new climate research.
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Fundamental changes to achieve food security
CIDSE’s Policy and Advocacy Officer Gisele Henriques talked to Vatican Radio about how to tackle food insecurity, ahead of a
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Rio+20 pays lip service to sustainable development, but fails to mark a turning point
(Rio de Janeiro, 22/6/2012) The UN Conference on Sustainable Development ‘Rio+20 (20-22 June)’ failed to deliver concrete measures to tackle
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