Information Integrity Gains Unprecedented Prominence in Climate Negotiations

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The Declaration on Information Integrity on Climate Change was launched on Wednesday, 12 November, during COP30. The document establishes international commitments to combat climate misinformation and promote accurate information

IEA: As risks multiply in a world thirsty for energy, diversification and cooperation are more urgent than ever

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In an increasingly complex energy security context spanning a wide range of fuels and technologies, the World Energy Outlook 2025 identifies key choices, opportunities and trade-offs for governments

Transparency International: Climate Summit or Industry Trade Fair?

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An InfluenceMap joint report with Transparency International, looking at how companies and industry associations might be planning to lobby at COP30.

Briefing: Accounting for the uncounted: The global climate impact of militaries

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The world’s governments coordinate global climate action through the UNFCCC. But there is a missing piece: militaries do not have to report their emissions, leaving a huge blind spot in global climate action.

Threats to Civil society - EU strategy a welcome step but offers few real solutions

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12 November 2025 ClientEarth lawyers welcome the EU’s new Civil Society Strategy as an important signal of intent - but say it fails to match the gravity of the threats facing Europe’s democracy.

Over 437 Million People Now More Climate-Resilient, Report Says

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New ‘Race to Resilience’ progress report marks the first complete reporting cycle, showing climate adaptation moving from pledges to measurable impact globally.

COP30: Yearbook of Global Climate Action shows real-economy momentum

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Belém, 11 November 2025 — As world leaders gather for COP30, the Yearbook of Global Climate Action 2025 reveals a decisive shift from promises to delivery — showing how cities, regions, businesses, investors and communities are driving climate action implementation at scale, across each of the axes of the Action Agenda.

Indigenous knowledge and direct financing are pillars of climate adaptation

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A High-Level Debate at COP30 demonstrated that government resilience plans must include the experiences of Indigenous peoples. Guaranteeing territorial rights and facilitating access to resources were also identified as key to implementation

Position paper: Collective Demands on Community-Led Development in the Framework of the Just Energy Transition

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A truly just energy transition requires recognizing communities as key decision-makers — with women and Indigenous Peoples at the forefront — and placing their knowledge and priorities at the center of global energy policies.

UN WOMEN: One in three organizations have suspended or shut down programmes on ending violence against women due to funding cuts

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UN Women, New York — Sweeping aid cuts are dismantling the very organizations that are critical to ending violence against women and girls. The new UN Women report At Risk and Underfunded, based on a global survey of 428 women’s rights and civil society organizations, finds that on the back of cuts by governments, more women are at risk of suffering violence with services diminishing and advocacy

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