Climate
Energy investments are critically tied to our livelihood: it feeds into our debt profile, and consequently our emissions’ production. Materialising climate responsibility and accountability is one of our primary tasks: beyond the binaries of the state and individual.
Our method involves tracing the historiography of climate disaster as it manifests before us today: this pursuit is informed by field engagements and observations on different relations, choices, and practises, emerging out of climate vulnerability. Our aim is to locate this climate vulnerability in a longer trajectory of forced and expanding extraction.
Climate
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How are the IMF and the World Bank Shaping Climate Policy?
Lessons from Pakistan
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A Safe Pair of Hands
How the Multilateral Development Banks fail to live up to the expectations on climate finance
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Green rhetoric, grey Reality
IMF Surveillance and Climate Action 2022-2025
