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Global Alliance of Impact Lawyers Insights include resources, news and thought leadership created by and for the community. Insights are intended tap into the knowledge of lawyers working across the spectrum of impact disciplines. Search for content by region, country or topic. If you are a GAIL member or partner and want to share news with the community, contact us.
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UK backs businesses to trade carbon credits and unlock finance
The UK government has launched a new initiative with the intent of strengthening voluntary carbon and nature markets, aiming to establish the UK as a global hub for green finance. Read more here.
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The Next Wave of Impact Litigation and its Implications for the Future (Member-Only Event)
This will be an insightful panel discussion on the next round of impact litigation and what this means for the future. The panel discussion will delve into the evolving landscape of impact litigation and its implications for the future.
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Africa In Fact: The Future of African Cities
This edition of Africa in Fact showcases ongoing research from GGA’s Governance Insights and Analytics programme, specifically the African Cities Profiling Project.
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Blended Finance in Action: Unlocking Private Capital for African Development
Join GAIL Africa and GAIL UK on the sidelines of the African Venture Capital Association (AVCA) Annual Conference for a practical, interactive panel discussion on how blended finance—combining public or philanthropic funds with private capital—can power sustainable development projects across Africa.
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Business-led campaign calling for the government to act on corporate governance reform gains momentum
A growing coalition of 3,000 UK businesses is backing the Better Business Act, a campaign led by B Lab UK calling for reform to Section 172 of the Companies Act.Read more here.
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In Europe, You Can Be Sued for Not Taking Action on Climate Change. In the U.S., It’s the Opposite
This article explores the stark contrast between how climate-related legal action is playing out in Europe versus the United States.