A still unequal Partnership: The EU-AU Summit
Initially convened for 2020 but postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic and political tensions, the 6th Summit between the European […]
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Climate Talks with Yeb Saño: “Love should be at the center of our advocacy”
Picture: Nitin Bhardwaj/GreenFaith From 31 October to 12 November, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) will
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Climate justice in the context of COVID-19
Urgency, Transformation and ActionCIDSE key messages and policy demands for COP26 The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)’s
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Two years after the Amazon Synod: Indigenous women’s voices more relevant than ever
In October 2019, over two hundred people gathered for three weeks in Rome for the Amazon Synod to discuss Integral
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Catholic leaders worlwide urge the G20 to ‘Consign Fossil Fuels to History’
Over 70 Catholic Church leaders, including cardinals, archbishops and heads of religious congregations have released a call to world leaders
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Making Money Move for agroecology!
CIDSE has just released a new video animation that completes the collection of resources and materials on funding for agroecology.
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NGOs to refuse invitations to speak at fossil-fuel sponsored media events
Open letter to the editors of EURACTIV, The Financial Times, and POLITICO Europe Brussels, 2 September 2021 Sir / Madam,
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The impact of land grabbing on human rights, the environment and migration
Along other CIDSE members, FOCSIV (Italy) and Entraide et Fraternité (Belgium) are actively engaged in the fight against land grabbing
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Linking gender equality and food justice in the run-up to the United Nations Food Systems Summit
Photo: UN Women. Ahead of the United Nations Food Systems Summit, which is being criticized by civil society for being disproportionately influenced by
Reflections on food systems and justice
Interview with Josianne Gauthier, CIDSE Secretary General The United Nations Food Systems pre-summit will take place next week (26-28 July).
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