A joint article by UNDP, UN Women and OECD
News and Stories
Countries in fragile settings also bear the brunt of the climate emergency. Yet climate finance remains largely blind to fragility and conflict.
Countries such as Chile, Peru and Panama are promoting voluntary carbon footprint programmes within the private sector.
Smarter climate finance can support the most vulnerable people living with the impacts of both climate and insecurity.
Where natural resources are at stake, conflict recurrence is twice as likely within five years.
Young climate warrior from Zimbabwe shares her reflections on COP26, what progress has been made and what remains to be done.
Financing is essential for Serbia's green transition, safeguarding energy security and supporting workers to switch to green jobs and industries.
Wind and solar some of the most affordable renewable alternatives readily available.
Thinking and acting with both short-term and long-term perspectives is key to realizing net zero.
The completion of the Paris Rulebook, following agreement on several previously unresolved issues, is one major achievement at COP26.
Across Chile’s mountains, valleys and coasts, the fingerprints of climate change are becoming more and more evident.
Statement by Achim Steiner, UNDP Administrator
We must ensure that Indigenous peoples are in the driving seat to help turn NDCs into action.
Climate change is not just an environmental phenomenon. It also has significant ramifications for peace, stability and security.
