Sign-on to our statement here: https://bit.ly/2OEcy0t A civil society statement on the 25th Conference of Parties (COP25) We are movements and civil society organizations working
The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation (SSNC) reports about the increasing attacks against environmental defenders in Environmental defenders under attack – The threats facing people
IBON International together with other civil society and peoples’ organizations will be holding a People-Powered Climate Justice Town Hall on 11 December 2019, 13:00-16:00, Hortaleza
IBON International Executive Director Amy Padilla delivered the following reflections on what CSOs can do going forward, what needs to change and how.
The climate emergency coupled with economic and political factors can be a nightmare for those who depend entirely on nature for their livelihood, such as for the several fisherfolk communities a few kilometres away from the Manila, in Bacoor city.
Systemic change needs to break with the continued emphasis on corporate roles in the agenda of sustainability.
IBON International is highly concerned that the recent cases of unjust arrests in the Philippines would precede repression on a larger scale.
IBON International, in partnership with Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, invite you to a parallel session on climate initiatives at the Stockholm Civil Society Days this 19 November.
It has been some weeks since the Global Climate Strike and yet animated conversations continue to take place around the need for a swift and
As the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group (IMF-WBG) hold their 2019 Annual Meetings in Washington D.C. this mid-October, mass mobilisations have thwarted IMF-dictated austerity measures in another part of the Americas, in Ecuador.
IBON International Update #4Development for the People 26 September 2019, New York City — Following a disappointing Climate Action Summit that yielded few commitments, despite
What are key investment trends today that are affecting peoples of Southeast Asia?
We are in solidarity with social movements, faith-based and grassroots organisations in Africa and across the world in mourning the loss of our chairperson, Rev. Malcolm Damon.
A workshop at the ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN Peoples’ Forum
Civil society organizations are concerned that economic and political policies remain incoherent with the climate agenda.
The report validates civil society’s critique that big agricultural transnational corporations must stand accountable for contributing to ecological land degradation and the current climate catastrophe.