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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To meet their climate goals, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are pursuing just transitions to low-carbon future.
Countries will exchange best practices and lessons learned on how they are using funding from Japan to leverage their NDCs.
As it takes bigger steps to combate climate change, Kenya is looking at its forest ecosystems as a way to unlock new solutions.
Countries are increasingly examining the potential of carbon markets to close the significant gap in climate finance in Africa.
“Without the forest, we are exposed to climate change, to drought and heat. Without rain, we cannot grow crops to eat"
With Japan's support, several infrastructure investments are being made to strengthen the resilience of local communities in Tajikistan.
With support from Japan, communities in at-risk areas benefit from increased resilience and protection from climate hazards.
UNDP and Euronews launch series of documentaries focused on key climate issues, with support from Sweden.
Highlighting some of the countries making strides in the fight against climate change this year.
With support from Sweden, nationwide competition brings inclusion and innovation to the fore in Georgia's rural areas.
20 small and medium enterprises in the energy, cement, and steel sectors are going green, with support from Japan.
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