New UNDP-supported initiative will strengthen water security, livelihoods and ecosystem resilience across Eswatini, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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In 2025, countries submitted updated national climate plans. We explore how NDCs 3.0 mark a decisive shift in ambition and quality.
Climate change impacts are not gender neutral and women are key agents of change. Here’s why gender equality matters for climate action.
UNDP and Italy launch the 2026 Youth4Climate Call for Solutions, offering up to US$30,000 in funding and support for youth-led climate action.
Indigenous communities in Cambodia are leading climate action, protecting forests, securing land and strengthening livelihoods through direct grants.
From the forests of Ecuador to the farms of Nigeria to the city halls of Viet Nam, countries made important strides on climate action in 2025.
Developing countries are integrating new technologies and innovative approaches in their climate action, with support from Japan.
Youth from around the world are showing what happens when they are not just invited to the table but trusted to lead.
The TFFF Country Access Platform will serve as a hub to provide knowledge, connecting tropical countries.
Climate change is not simply an environmental issue. It is a multidimensional challenge that intersects with governance at every level.
National climate plans offer blueprints for local economic development.
The latest generation of NDCs is more robust, more investible and more focused on implementation than ever before.
Locally led innovations empower communities globally to build lasting resilience to the climate crisis.
Guajajara women blend ancestral ecological knowledge with modern tools to defend their land and culture.
