ODID Climate news
TIDE Centre launches Nature’s Intelligence Studio at COP30: The TIDE Centre has launched the Nature’s Intelligence Studio, a new programme to translate principles observed in biological systems into technologies that support the energy transition and wider sustainability goals, while ensuring fair benefit-sharing with communities in biodiverse regions. Find out more
Climate change: Choices for displaced people: The latest issue of Forced Migration Review focuses on ‘Climate change: Choices for displaced people’. Read the issue here.
Can Hurricane Melissa lead us to real change at COP30? Carlos Alvarado Quesada (former president of Costa Rica, 2018-2022) and Sabina Alkire (Director, OPHI) asks if Hurricane Melissa can remind us to get serious about poverty reduction in a raging climate. Can the path of a record-breaking hurricane lead us to real change at COP30?
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Why fighting poverty means tackling climate change head-on. Niall Maher, Ricardo Nogales, Beatriz Jambrina-Canseco, Sabina Alkire (all OPHI) and Nabamallika Dehingia (UNDP) write for the OECD’s Development Matters.
Measuring the overlap between climate hazards and multidimensional poverty: A global sub-national assessment’, by Alkire, S., Dehingia, N., Jambrina-Canseco, B., Maher, N. and Nogales, R. in OPHI Research in Progress
‘Overlooked Industrialisation Opportunity? How the Global South Can Leverage Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) by Manhart, S. and Cario, R. TIDE Centre Working Paper 94.