As COP29 continues, discover how we're supporting urgent action on climate change. The impact of climate change is present in all areas of our work. To effectively respond to the climate emergency, a systematic integration of climate considerations is needed across the development sector.
Climate change is the most pressing global challenge of our time, threatening the lives and livelihoods of billions of people. It affects poor and marginalised communities first and hardest – the very people our work seeks to help.
The consequences of extreme weather and global warming, such as decreased access to food, water and public services, have been exacerbated by Covid-19.
Addressing climate change requires urgent, global cooperation. We must act now.
Our commitment to responding to the climate challenge is twofold:
By strengthening our partners' understanding of the impacts of the climate crisis on their programmes and their options to transition to more sustainable ways of working, we are consistently helping them to increase their impact.
A new Itad report examines the available information around progress on multilateral commitments to decarbonise power.
The OCEAN programme supports community-led marine initiatives, aiming to place the ocean on a path to recovery and enabling...
We are providing independent monitoring, evaluation and learning services to the UK Foreign Commonwealth and Development...
We are assessing the impact of the biodiverse landscapes fund and providing ongoing support to the implementers and Defra to...
We are supporting the Walton Family Foundation and other stakeholders to understand how to better combat illegal, unregulated...
We are supporting the Global Environment Facility (GEF) to understand the impact of nature-based solutions (NbS) in achieving...
Being green is a cornerstone of our business and a defining company strength. Through our pro-environment policies, culture, and service delivery we are constantly striving to improve the environmental impact of our work for people and planet.
We aim to be carbon negative by 2023; guided by the 4R framework, we set out how we will take urgent and ongoing action to reduce carbon emissions.
A year on from publishing our Emissions Reduction Plan (2022-2025) we take stock of the progress made – and what’s next for Itad’s green...
Itad's Green Team is an employee-led initiative promoting climate mainstreaming and sustainable ways of working since 2018.
