Policy and research

This discussion paper calls for greater exploration of three ‘innovative sources’ of finance, which can help raise the huge amounts of money needed to tackle the climate crisis in a way that is both fair and effective.

Written evidence submitted to the IDC's inquiry into the UK FCDO's approach to supporting civil society and civil society organisations through its programming.

Written evidence submitted to the Environmental Audit Committee’s inquiry into the interaction of climate change and security issues.

Written evidence submitted to the International Development Committee's inquiry into the UK Government’s work on achieving Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger.

CAFOD's response to the UK Government's White Paper on International Development.

We outline five key areas in which governments need to deliver at COP28 in Dubai for communities suffering devastating climate impacts.

Ahead of COP28, Pope Francis has written a new message, named Laudate Deum, imploring political leaders to act with greater urgency to tackle the climate crisis.

This CAFOD report shows how climate change-induced migration increases the risk of human trafficking and modern slavery.

UK companies could be complicit in the use and trade of goods produced in the occupied Palestinian territory, under breach of international law.

Gold sold on our high streets could be linked to the destruction of indigenous communities’ lives and the environment in the Brazilian Amazon.