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Today, the Commonwealth Secretariat and Cambridge University’s Centre for Resilience and Sustainable Development (CRSD) are hosting a collaborative workshop for climate finance experts to examine new tools designed to improve climate finance attractiveness for Commonwealth Small Island Developing States (SIDS).

Download logoPresident Wavel Ramkalawan is currently leading the Seychelles delegation at the 10th OACPS Summit of Heads of State and Government being

This week’s round of technical talks at the UN’s maritime regulator showed countries are prepared to phase out shipping emissions by 2050. More crucially, support appears to be building for the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to also adopt an ambitious 2030 interim target for cutting emissions from ships.

India holds the Presidency of the G20 from December 1, 2022 to November 30, 2023. The 43 Heads of Delegations- the largest ever in G20-will be participating in the final New Delhi Summit in September next year.

This week the IMO held a meeting of its intersessional working group on GHGs, ahead of next week's meeting of the Marine Environment Protection Committee where the working group's findings will be discussed.

BY ASHOK B SHARMA Indian Navy has become active in the Indo-Pacific Region following government’s focus in the region with emphasis on its Act East Policy. It convened a three-day Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue 2022 (IPRD 2022) in New Delhi from November 23, this year, in which there were participants from stakeholders in the region. It

UK statement on Small Island Developing States delivered at UN Second Committee

Jason Momoa has been accused of climate hypocrisy after he encouraged fans to use environmentally damaging aluminum cans.

Union Minister for Environment Bhupender Yadav has assured full support to the UN Secretary General’s agenda of "Early Warnings for All" for a collective approach by nations in reducing vulnerabilities, ensuring preparedness and timely response to natural hazards.

(biv)it was a landmark deal — but seven years later — is the world on track? heres our climate editorjustin rowlatt at the conference. the world is way off course. according to the un we need to have emissions by 2030. at the moment they are still rising. we are on track for warming of almost three celsius, a catastrophe for humanity according to the un. jeremy ra—gen is from the alliance of small island states , which was set up to represent the voices of small island developing states vu...