Climate Action Explained takes viewers on a world tour that proves meaningful climate action is possible.
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The coffee harvest marks Costa Rica's proactive stance in promoting sustainable coffee production, aligning with global environmental goals.
Rokiatou Traoré is a young woman from Mali, passionate about projects with positive economic, social and environmental impacts.
The shea value chain proves how investing in women can transform entire communities and advance gender equality.
These routes to more sustainable food systems pave the way to accelerate our pace of change.
The herculean task of reducing deforestation relies heavily on the engagement of Brazilian states, 9 of which compose the Brazilian Amazon region.
The conservation, sustainable management and restoration of forests has immense benefits for people and for the planet.
This Mayan millennial agriculture system is key to forest conservation in Mexico – and needs women and young people to survive.
UNDP and Climate Focus are launching a guidance to support policymakers to take decisions on short-term climate action in the land sector.
Located on the borders between the West African countries of Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger is the landlocked region of Liptako-Gourma.
Uganda, Kenya, and Somalia are demonstrating that real progress towards climate action is possible.
The bees facilitate the cross-pollination of plants, which is vital for the regeneration and growth of the forest ecosystem.
New infrastructure that ensures water security and prevents soil erosion is a lifeline for farmers and herders, amidst severe drought.
The Amazon Summit held in Brazil witnessed a robust commitment to sustainable development with the Belém Declaration.
