Reports

The illegal live trade and illegal trade in parts and derivatives of Asian elephants have been acknowledged by multiple stakeholders as a threat to the species’ survival. This is reflected in policy provisions.

Our research from 2024 highlights that significant concerns remain regarding transparency, information sharing and criminal justice in the global fight against wildlife crime. This report is part of EIA's regular assessment and focuses on four themes, which build upon the findings of our previous work.

EIA Briefing to the 95th Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund.

Lobbyists in the Global Plastics Treaty negotiations. The world is facing a triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution.

By tackling its own consumption and by developing strong international multi-stakeholder partnerships, the UK has a critical opportunity to lead by example in global environmental governance.

The European Union’s revised F-gas Regulation will support decarbonisation goals and drive innovation and green investment across a wide range of sectors, including heat pumps, the cold chain, healthcare and more.