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CLIMATE LAW AND GOVERNANCE BLOG
Blog series from legal scholars and practitioners to raise awareness of legal and institutional challenges and responses related to climate change and stimulate debate within and beyond the legal community. It also features announcement and outcome summaries of past events
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Courage, Contributions and Compliance: The Routledge Handbook of Climate Law and Governance Edited by Prof Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger and Prof Christina Voigt Courage, Contributions and Compliance: The Routledge Handbook of Climate
Reflections from COP 29: Accelerating Climate Action through United Leadership
At the recently concluded COP 29, I had the privilege of attending the Global Climate Action High-Level Event titled “United Leadership to Accelerate Action for a Climate-Resilient Future.” The session
Climate Law & Governance Initiative (CLGI) 2024 – Climate Finance Outcomes Report
UNFCCC COP29 – Baku, Azerbaijan Overview At the COP29 Climate Law and Governance Day 2024 (CLGD), a high-level plenary session brought together General Counsels of five multilateral financial institutions to
Virtual Conversations & Reflections: My Role as a CISDL Delegate at COP29
As an Associate Fellow at the Centre for International Sustainable Development Law(CISDL), I am very grateful to have received accredited registration as a UN Virtual-OnlyParticipant. Because COP29 was hosted in
Harnessing AI and Technology for a Sustainable Future: Reflections on NDC Implementation
I’m Akshay Rao, a high school student from Bangalore, India. I attended a very interesting session on Harnessing Technology & Innovation for NDC Implementation. For starters, NDCs, are countries’ self-defined
Empowering Indigenous Knowledge in Climate Action: Insights from the LCIPP Annual Gathering of Knowledge Holders
I am Mmachukwu Obimdike from Nigeria. As a virtual delegate of CISDL, I watched a Coordination Meeting on LCIPP ANNUAL GATHERING OF KNOWLEDGE HOLDERS – PART I: EXCHANGE AMONGST KNOWLEDGE