Research explores the transition from climate adaptation classification to active capital allocation and the financial exposure of bond issuers to the 2026 Indonesian forest fires. It analyses the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s new regulatory framework for ESG rating providers and systemic failures in corporate efforts to eradicate modern slavery. Further reports investigate the impact of Spanish wildfires on securitisation and the financial materiality of social risks for technology hyperscalers.

This report synthesises insights from 103 Country Climate and Development Reports, detailing how climate change risks threaten global growth and jobs. It emphasises that climate action requires annual investments of 1.8 per cent of GDP and stronger governance frameworks to bridge the gap between national ambition and effective implementation.

This report introduces an orientation matrix to help investors navigate impact strategies through the lenses of assets, markets, and systems. It categorises investor intent and contribution mechanisms—signalling, engagement, market growth, and financial flexibility—illustrated by case studies from pension funds, ethical banks, and family offices.

This United Nations report identifies sustainable development as a global priority, addressing the interlinked crises of poverty and environmental degradation. It advocates for urgent multilateral co-operation and presents a strategic agenda for institutional and legal change to protect the planet's resources for current and future generations.

NetZeroCities is a platform supporting the European Union's Mission of 100 Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities by 2030. It provides world-class expertise and services to help cities overcome structural, institutional, and cultural barriers to climate neutrality.

Mayfly Books is an independent publishing initiative that produces radical and subversive works on organization, focusing on social-ecological transformation. Its catalogue explores alternative economies, degrowth, and the intersection of political economy with environmental justice.

The Climate & Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) is a Southern-led network that mobilises knowledge, capacity, and leadership to improve the wellbeing of the most climate-affected people. Founded in 2010, the organisation works across the public, private, and non-governmental sectors to support locally-owned and led climate-resilient action.