Solar-powered technology helps rural communities build resilience to climate change impacts by adapting and diversifying livelihoods.
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In Honduras, Mexico, Belize and Guatemala, rapid-response brigades are diving in to repair reefs, protecting biodiversity and livelihoods.
In Indonesia, women are stepping into crucial roles in forest fire management, contributing their unique strengths to prevention and response.
Comoros is tackling water scarcity with climate-smart planning, resilient infrastructure and community action to secure safe water for all by 2030.
From solar systems to electric vehicles, UNDP is leading by example on climate action. See five examples.
Local solutions harness the protective services of healthy ecosystems to shield communities from climate impacts and bolster biodiversity.
Women from different regions in Colombia are leading solutions to tackle the climate and biodiversity crises. Here are their stories.
UNDP has teamed up with Lavazza to produce the world’s first certified ‘deforestation-free’ coffee in Ecuador.
In Tanzania’s drought-prone rangelands, the planting of native species is reviving ecosystems, to the benefit of people and nature.
Green technologies offer a unique opportunity to build a more sustainable future for rural communities.
Albania, Benin, Ecuador, Jordan and Viet Nam are using green recovery to advance their climate goals.
Climate change is placing stress on the La Mojana wetlands. Indigenous knowledge and wisdom are helping bring them back to life.
Indigenous women in Kenya are leading the way in forest conservation while preserving their cultural heritage.
Dry-season gardens and new meal products for dairy goats are helping communities boost food productivity.
