UNGA 76
76th Session of the UN's General Assembly
September 20 - 27
The world's leaders are coming together to discuss solutions to some of the world's greatest crises. Our work offers evidence to how we can tackle the injustice and inequalities facing people and planet.
A fair share of climate finance
Wealthy countries missed the target of committing $100 billion a year to address the needs of lower-income countries. They look set to fall short again in 2021. New research each country’s fair share of the climate finance goal.
ODI on Climate change
Cleaning up their act? G7 fossil fuel investments in a time of green recovery
This report shows that, since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic - and despite collective pledges to ‘build back better’ - G7 nations have been pumping more money into fossil fuels than they have into clean energy.
How the UK’s Comprehensive Spending Review risks jeopardising COP26
An analysis of UK development and climate-related spending in advance of COP26.
Five ways finance can unlock robust climate action from G20 countries
Five key areas of finance that can help make or break decisive and timely action to avoid the most dangerous consequences of climate change.
Climate change, conflict and displacement: implications for protection agencies
The Airport Tracker: uncovering aviation emissions
Our online tool maps the climate impact of the world's largest airports.
Event: Macro-economic policy for a rainbow recovery
As policy makers convene for the UNGA, it is essential that decisions are informed by the experiences of those in the most vulnerable economies.
We convened researchers and government officials from the Global South to discuss how to drive forward a ‘rainbow recovery’ which is transformative, green and inclusive.
A New Compact for Resilient Economies and Societies
Sara Pantuliano speaks at WEF's Sustainable Development Impact Summit on how the current multilateral structures are not delivering. "Coalitions must use the transformative power of technology to help the world’s most vulnerable."
Delivering the global reset
Our challenge to decision-makers and thought leaders to think differently and achieve radical yet realistic measures for systemic change.
ODI on Human rights
Protection and peace in conflict-affected contexts: understanding the intersections
The paper draws out learning around how peace and protection operations intersect and explores how operations could enhance work at the so-called peace and protection 'nexus'.
On lorry drivers and a warm welcome
The UK immigration system must change to address ongoing labour shortages in key sectors of the British economy.
Conflict, instability and hunger: breaking the cycle in the Central African Republic
Advocating for better protection for conflict-affected populations: legal action against UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia for use in the Yemen conflict
Although shocking, the Rohingya biometrics scandal is not surprising and could have been prevented
The data privacy and security of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh has reportedly been jeopardised by the UN Refugee Agency.
How the G7 can champion a more contextually grounded vision for democracy and human rights
ODI on Humanitarian
Digital mapping and inclusion in humanitarian response
This paper looks at ways some mapmakers have tried to rebalance the power between mappers and those mapped, including creating participatory processes that are more intuitive to affected people.
Climate change, conflict and displacement: implications for protection agencies
Protection and peace in conflict-affected contexts: understanding the intersections
The paper draws out learning around how peace and protection operations intersect and explores how operations could enhance work at the so-called peace and protection 'nexus'.
Digital identity, biometrics and inclusion in humanitarian responses to refugee crises
This report shares the perspectives of refugees in Jordan to understand how they experience and use biometric technology to receive aid, as well as analysis of larger issues of digital identity.
Refugee advocacy in Turkey: from local to global
This paper explores the interplay between local and international actors with regard to protection advocacy in displacement settings, using Turkey as a case study.
Independent Review of the IPC in South Sudan
Following the breakdown of the IPC process in South Sudan this Independent Review documents what happened, analyses the reasons for the breakdown in consensus, and recommends the way forward.
Social protection response to Covid-19 and beyond
This research project examines social protection measures adopted since the onset of the pandemic, with the aims of promoting policy learning and helping ensure countries are better equipped with inclusive, adaptive and sustainable social protection systems moving forward.
