In this podcast series we take a closer look at how climate change adaptation is carried out at the local level in the Global South. In this episode we’ll talk about how adaptation funding for Kenya, ...

Loss and damage funding pledges have reached the ground. This DIIS Blog synthesises insights on programmatic and strategic learnings from early programming experiences. Humanitarian and development ...

As aid budgets shrink, donors and development banks are betting on mobilisation, using limited public money to attract private capital through catalytic funding and blended finance. Most often, ...

In 2015, multilateral development banks unveiled a new development finance formula: ‘billions to trillions’. Aid combined with concessional finance, the argument ran, would catalyse private trillions ...

In this podcast series we take a closer look at how climate change adaptation is carried out at the local level in the Global South. In this episode we discuss legal frameworks and the central ...

The first edition, held in June 2026, took the Global Peace Index as its starting point and examined a world in which conflicts are becoming more internationalised and traditional approaches to ...

After recent events in Afghanistan and Ukraine, Central Asia has become a crucial region for energy and transport. China, helped by its earlier initiatives in the region, is quickly becoming the ...

Denmark should carefully monitor defence spending in other European countries, particularly in Germany, to be able to anticipate increased US pressure on itself. As an active contributor to ...

The Islamist militia Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), which led the offensive that ultimately overthrew Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, has now assumed the political reorganization of Syria. Mohammed ...

A new report examines the structural nature of displacement across Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. It argues that displacement is not a humanitarian side effect of conflict but a deliberate and ...