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This stakeholder toolkit provides a directory of digital tools, monitoring platforms, and organizational coalitions designed to track deforestation, map supply chains, document land rights, and hold private sector actors accountable for forest commitments.

The Stakeholder Toolkit is a curated list of resources, frameworks, and initiatives designed to help financial institutions, investors, and companies manage deforestation risks and integrate nature-related financial disclosures into their decision-making processes.

The Stakeholder Toolkit is a guide published by Forest Declaration Assessment that lists various frameworks, tools, and networks designed to help financial institutions and investors manage deforestation risks and integrate nature-related losses into financial decision-making.

The Stakeholder Toolkit, updated in March 2023 by the Forest Declaration Assessment, provides a curated list of frameworks, guides, and initiatives designed to help financial institutions and investors manage deforestation risks and transition to sustainable portfolios.

The Stakeholder Toolkit, updated in March 2023 by the Forest Declaration Assessment, provides a curated directory of resources, reports, and organizations designed to assist national and local governments in improving forest governance and sustainability.

The Stakeholder Toolkit, updated in March 2023 by the Forest Declaration Assessment, is a guide that compiles resources, reports, and organizational networks to support forest governance and sustainability. It categorizes tools and entities based on their relevance to national governments, local governments, and other stakeholders such as NGOs and research institutions.

The Stakeholder Toolkit (March 2023) is a guide providing a curated list of resources, reports, and organizations designed to support national and local governments in improving forest governance, sustainability, and the protection of tropical forests.

The Stakeholder Toolkit, updated in March 2023 by the Forest Declaration Assessment, is a curated directory of resources, training modules, and organizational platforms designed to support Indigenous Peoples, Local Communities, and those working with them in the context of forest protection and climate governance.

The Stakeholder Toolkit (March 2023) provides a comprehensive directory of frameworks, standards, and coalitions aimed at promoting forest-positive production and sustainable development. It categorizes resources for agricultural supply chains (focusing on palm oil, soy, beef, and cocoa), mining companies (covering both large-scale and artisanal mining), and infrastructure agencies. Key highlighted initiatives include the World Bank's Forest-Smart guidelines, the ICMM Mining Principles aligned with the Paris Agreement, and the We Mean Business Coalition's goal of a net-zero global economy by 2050.

The Stakeholder Toolkit is a guide published by the Forest Declaration Assessment in March 2023. It provides a comprehensive directory of frameworks, standards, and organizations designed to help stakeholders in the agricultural supply chain, mining, and infrastructure sectors implement sustainable practices, reduce deforestation, and align with global climate goals.

The Stakeholder Toolkit is a guide published by the Forest Declaration Assessment that lists frameworks, standards, and organizations designed to help stakeholders in the agriculture, mining, and infrastructure sectors implement sustainable practices and meet forest-positive targets.

The Stakeholder Toolkit, updated in March 2023 by the Forest Declaration Assessment, provides a curated directory of frameworks, standards, and organizations designed to help stakeholders in the agricultural supply chain, mining, and infrastructure sectors align their operations with forest-positive goals and sustainability standards.

This case study describes the Jasiri Gender Bond, a financial instrument launched in February 2022 to stimulate economic growth and empower women-led businesses in Tanzania. It highlights the bond's financial performance, its role in supporting women in both traditional and male-dominated sectors, and provides a specific example of a business, High Quality Tanzania, that scaled its operations using Jasiri loans.

The Jasiri Gender Bond is an innovative financial instrument launched by NMB Bank in Tanzania to provide capital and resources to women-led SMEs and MSMEs, bridging the gender finance gap through inclusive capital market mechanisms.

This case study describes the impact of the Jasiri Gender Bond in Tanzania, focusing on its role in empowering women entrepreneurs and the specific growth of Maggy Dress-Up, a plus-size clothing business.

This case study describes the impact of the Jasiri Gender Bond, launched in February 2022, on women entrepreneurs in Tanzania, specifically highlighting the expansion of Mkajungu Hardware.

The Europe Gas Tracker Report 2023 by Global Energy Monitor analyzes the rapid expansion of gas infrastructure in the European Union following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The report argues that a 'gas panic' has led to uncoordinated buildouts of LNG terminals and pipelines that risk creating massive overcapacity and locking the region into fossil fuel dependency, potentially undermining the EU's climate goals under the European Climate Law and the Fit for 55 package.

This fact sheet explains the legal and practical application of the CO2 Performance Ladder (CO2PL) as a procurement tool in the Netherlands and Belgium. It details how the instrument provides award advantages to companies reducing carbon emissions while remaining compliant with the 2014 EU Procurement Directive.

This meeting report describes a remote training workshop held on November 23–24, 2022, by the Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development (IGF) for members of Women in Mining of West Africa (WIMOWA). The workshop focused on gender equality and local content in the mining sector, specifically addressing women's participation in direct employment and local procurement.

This policy brief by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) examines how voluntary sustainability standards (VSSs) can help reduce poverty among smallholder farmers. Based on a study of 13 major standard initiatives and 12 meta-studies, the document analyzes VSSs across three dimensions of poverty: access to resources, opportunities and choice, and power and voice. While VSSs can provide benefits such as better crop prices and improved natural resource management, the brief concludes that their overall impact on poverty reduction is inconclusive and context-specific, requiring significant external support from governments and the private sector to be effective.