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International Institute for Sustainable Development : ウィキペディア英語版 | International Institute for Sustainable Development
The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) is an independent, non-profit and non-governmental research organization founded in Canada in 1990. IISD is headquartered in Winnipeg and has offices in Ottawa, New York City, Geneva and Beijing. It has over 100 staff and associates working in over 30 countries. In 2004, a GlobeScan survey declared IISD the most effective sustainable development research organization. The survey asked participating sustainability experts to name up to four sustainability research organizations they considered to be most effective. IISD ranked highest by being named by a quarter of the respondents. == Core areas ==
Between 1990 and 2009, IISD focused its policy and research efforts in six core areas: * International trade and investment * Economic policy * Climate change and energy * Measurement and assessment * Natural resource management, and * The role of communication technologies in sustainable development Most recently, the Institute’s strategic plan focuses on research and implementation related to 12 thematic areas: * Macroeconomic policy * * trade policies that combat climate change * * Sustainable investment * * Phase-out of subsidies that undermine sustainable development * Governance arrangements and processes * * A constructive catalyst within international negotiations * * North American approaches to climate change * * Transparency and accountability: the role of reporting services * * Global connectivity * * Accountability for a sustainable economy * Management of ecological and social systems * * Adaptation, risk reduction and resilience * * Communicating the value of ecological goods and services * * Environmental management for peace and security * * Sustainable markets and responsible trade
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