Photo: UNDP Climate. Myrto Tilianaki, Food Sovereignty and Climate Officer at CCFD-Terre Solidaire – CIDSE’s French member organisation – attended COP26 in November to follow […]
“Companies must be held liable for the harm they cause, contribute to or profit from.” The indigenous Wayùu people of
Blog on global Webinar organised by the Thematic Social Forum on Mining and Extractive Economy on the “Right to Say
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Joint statement by CIDSE and ACT Alliance EU On October 19, the Israeli Ministry of Defense designated six Palestinian human
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In this interview, Anika Schroeder, Climate Change Policy Officer at MISEREOR, CIDSE’s German member organisation, shares her thoughts and reflections on climate ambitions discussions during COP26. Anika has participated in 11 COPs and, as in every
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Inside COP 26: Interview with Lydia Machaka Interview with Lydia Machaka, CIDSE Climate Justice and Energy Officer. Lydia has
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