Has the outcome of Addis Ababa changed anything?
Has the outcome of Addis Ababa changed anything? Article by Jean Saldanha, CIDSE Senior Policy Adviser, autumn 2015.
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Le Baril ou la vie?
Le Baril ou la vie ? Impacts des activités des entreprises pétrolières françaises Perenco et Maurel & Prom en Amazonie
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Public call to world leaders on the occasion of the UN Summit on Sustainable Development
We, world citizens unite in a common call to all governments of the world gathering in New York 25-27 September
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Press release: publication of a public call to world leaders before the UN Sustainable Development Summit
Influential voices call on world leaders to do more to support social justice and equality for the people and the
Media advisory: high level meeting on climate change in New York
CIDSE and Caritas Internationalis have organised a high-level dialogue at the United Nations to make sure the faith voice rings
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“Climate Justice and Sinking States”
The Pacific Island states have become a striking example of the dramatic consequences that erratic weather events and rising sea
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Press release: Over 350 civil society organisations say NO to ‘Climate Smart Agriculture’
One year after the launch of the Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture (GACSA), civil society restates a firm “NO”
Don’t be fooled! Civil society says NO to “Climate Smart Agriculture”
and urges decision-makers to support agroecology
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Ecumenical Conference on Climate Change and Papal Encyclical
Speaking and acting on values, climate change and sustainability
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Meeting with the Pope: compelling argument for scaling the circular movement
There is a certain inevitability beginning to enter the political conversation regarding the environment. Progress remains alarmingly slow but momentum
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