Comoros is tackling water scarcity with climate-smart planning, resilient infrastructure and community action to secure safe water for all by 2030.
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Accurate data about the depth and shape of coastal terrain is absolutely crucial for effective climate change adaptation in small island nations.
Solar and hydropower minigrids unlock opportunities that once seemed out of reach for the country’s scattered island communities.
SIDS are a small group of island countries and territories facing similar vulnerabilities to climate change impacts. We explain why.
We propose five recommendations for integrating blue economy and nature based solutions into national climate plans.
The project aims to reduce the risks associated with climate change-induced flooding through sustainable land management.
Communities are demanding governments to address the climate injustices they are facing. Here we explain what climate justice is and why it matters.
There is an urgency to respond to the loss and damage caused by climate change. Those most affected are often the most vulnerable populations.
The project will support net-zero transition and climate-resilient development in Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Timor-Leste and Vanuatu.
This event will discuss opportunities of the blue economy, blue carbon and nature-based solutions in small island states.
As climate impacts intensify, four small island nations are exploring powerful climate solutions.
Battered by Hurricane Dorian, The Bahamas sets a course for a resilient future
UNDP in the Eastern Caribbean works with partners, governments and communities to protect and revitalize the ocean and everything it sustains.
UNDP, in partnership with AOSIS, will formally present a technical paper on the gender-responsive climate actions being implemented by SIDS.
