In 2009, at COP 15 in Copenhagen, the developed countries committed to mobilize a minimum of $100 billion a year for developing countries to help finance their climate actions.... Read more about Can Debt for Nature Swaps Ease Africa’s Climate Finance Problems?

The Program on Negotiation and Kelman Seminar on International Conflict Analysis and Resolution present a panel discussion including experts who will share current legal views on Nature as a natural resource at the service of humans and advances of the rights of nature in Colombia, Aotearoa New Zealand, Spain, and Australia, where rivers, lakes, and forests are being recognized as living entities and granted rights.... Read more about Kelman Seminar Series: Reframing Conflicts Over Natural "Resources": The Rights of Nature as a Pathway for Consensus Building and Relational Planning and Resolution

Majority of the proposed solutions for climate finance for Africa has been rooted in the quest for climate justice.... Read more about Climate Justice Backed Financing for Africa: A Case of too Many Unmet Promises