More than 130 fishing vessels prey on the South Atlantic: the United States Coast Guard will monitor the areaMedia | 2 January 2021 | Argentina Today Find out more
More than 130 fishing vessels prey on the South Atlantic: the US Coast Guard will monitor the areaMedia | 31 December 2020 | Contexto Find out more
Xi Jinping's other army: the worrying plunder of seas that grows under the Chinese regimeMedia | 16 August 2020 | Argentina Today Find out more
G20 coal subsidies: tracking government support to a fading industryResearch reports and studies | June 2019 | Ipek Gencsu, Shelagh Whitley, Leo Roberts, Christopher Beaton, Han Chen, Alex Doukas, Anna Geddes, Ivetta Gerasimchuk, Lourdes Sanchez and Anissa SuharsonoThis research tracks each G20 country’s progress in phasing out subsidies to the production and consumption of coal. Downloads
G20 coal subsidies: ArgentinaResearch reports and studies | June 2019 | Leo RobertsThis country study tracks Argentina's progress in phasing out subsidies to the production and consumption of coal in 2016 and 2017. Downloads
Tracking G20 coal subsidiesInfographic | June 2019In 2009, G20 governments pledged to phase out fossil fuel subsidies but a decade on they still provide billions of dollars of support to coal alone. Find out more
Stories from G20 countries: shifting public money out of fossil fuelsWorking and discussion papers | November 2018 | Ivetta Gerasimchuk, Shelagh Whitley, Christopher Beaton, Richard Bridle, Alex Doukas, Maria Marta Di Paola and Yanick TouchetteThis working paper presents eight case studies on how G20 governments have made progress in shifting support away from fossil fuels. Downloads
MEDIA NOTE: Investors with $742 billion in assets urge G20 governments to end fossil fuel subsidiesPress release | 28 November 2018Investors sign joint statement calling for G20 governments to set a concrete timeline to end government support to fossil fuels by no later than 2020 Find out more
Poorer countries risk losing out amid growing pressure on global trade system – ODI expertsPress release | 11 December 2017Dirk WIllem te Velde has urged ministers attending the WTO meetings this week to reaffirm their commitment to the system Find out more
How to avoid the 'middle-income trap'Comment | 14 December 2016 | Maximiliano Mendez-ParraMost middle-income countries aim to reach high-income status. However, few succeed. The rest, including South Africa and Argentina, fall into the 'middle-income trap'. Read and comment
