The work featured here has been co-funded through the generous contribution of the Government of the United Kingdom. As a longstanding donor for UNDP's climate action work, the United Kingdom supports global efforts to tackle climate change, develop ambitious climate policies, advance inclusivity, reduce deforestation and forest degradation, and address the links between climate, peace and security, including through direct support for flagship initiatives such as the Pledge to Impact Programme, Direct Grants to Indigenous Peoples, UN-REDD and the Climate Security Mechanism.
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The PLANT Quarterly Global Assessment tracks how 63 countries are using forests to meet their climate goals under the Paris Agreement
How do we make traceability systems that are open, scalable and inclusive?
Jamaica has a vision for a green, just and resilient future, and is charting the path to achieve its goals.
UNDP and UNFCCC have launched a new self-paced online training module on policy impact assessment.
Namibia, Togo and Zimbabwe are shaping long-term strategies to enhance economic prosperity and meet climate goals.
Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru are leading efforts to protect the Amazon rainforest through conservation initiatives and community leadership.
Powering climate-resilient solutions is key to ensuring access, stability, and an inclusive future.
A group of rural women in Uruguay is breaking down structural inequalities and combating the negative effects of climate change.
Transitioning to low-emission transport systems is essential to achieving the reductions in emissions needed to tackle climate change.
From Ecuador to Ghana to Indonesia, preserving forest ecosystems is essential for productive agriculture.
As countries update their NDCs this year, they must recognize women's rights, needs and priorities and support them to lead on climate solutions.
The study includes a set of recommendations to advance NDCs in the transport sector in the region.
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