Publication | Pathways2Resilience: Evaluation Rubrics for the Resilience Maturity Curve Framework

This report provides a detailed explanation of the overarching evaluation rubrics underlying the Resilience Maturity Curve (RMC) framework developed under the Pathways2Resilience project.
Publication | Independent Evaluation of the GCF’s (Green Climate Fund) Approach to Indigenous Peoples (IP2024)

This evaluation assessed the relevance and effectiveness of the GCF’s (Green Climate Fund) approach to and consideration of Indigenous Peoples.
Europe needs transformational adaptation: lessons from the frontline

Europe is now the fastest-warming continent and is already struggling with the impacts of climate change. We look at how the experience from countries at the frontline of climate action is shaping their response, and the role of IIED Europe and IIED in connecting people with possible solutions.
IIED Europe joins IIED in the Systemic Climate Action Collaborative

We’re proud to announce that IIED Europe is now a member of the Systemic Climate Action Collaborative – a powerful initiative uniting 15 leading partners from six continent.
IIED Europe Supports ADB in Advancing Adaptation Investment Metrics in Asia

IIED Europe is pleased to announce its collaboration with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on a new Technical Assistance initiative focused on Adaptation Investment Metrics (AIM).
TOWCHED | Our latest Project for Transforming Museums into Hubs for Inclusive education

This project is a new European initiative exploring how museums and cultural heritage can serve as powerful tools for inclusive education.
Building a Climate-Resilient Europe: The Urgency of Locally Led Adaptation

Despite progress, Europe remains largely unprepared for the scale and speed of climate impacts. Closing this adaptation gap means moving beyond short-term strategies ensuring well-resourced and transformative action.
Innovative tracker engages Majority World experts to identify gaps in European research priorities

We summarise the results of an ambitious ‘horizon scanning’ project looking at how European research and policy can better reflect environmental and socio-economic development needs in Majority World countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America, and invite partners to engage in the project’s next iteration.