Recognizing climate risks has led Guatemala to emphasize climate adaptation, including marine coastal zones.
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For women who already face inequalities within their society, climate change has the potential to reinforce and exacerbate disparities.
The clock on the UN’s Decade of Action has started ticking fast and 2020 marks a critical five-year milestone for Ghana under the Paris Agreement.
Amanda Serumaga, UNDP Rep., stressed the importance for countries like Mauritius, among other SIDS “to take action towards sustainable pathways”.
Agriculture in Sudan often relies on diesel-powered water pumps, but solar technology has increased land use and productivity by nearly 50%.
Northern Armenia’s beautiful landscapes include thousands of hectares of forests that are protected by sustainable management of forests.
Addressing climate change can play an important role in preventing and mitigating health crises, with green solutions vital for recovery efforts.
Stories of action from countries across Latin America and the Caribbean: Colombia, Peru, Cuba, México, and Guatemala.
At UNDP, we will remain steadfast and accompany the government and people of this great country on this path.
Preserving Uganda’s wetlands secures a brighter future for country and planet.
The Dry Zone is one of the most climate sensitive and natural resource poor regions in Myanmar. As temperatures rise, things are getting worse.
The Disi Women project aims to overturn the adverse consequences of tourism and over-grazing through tree-planting.
