Georgia, Moldova, Serbia, Ukraine and Uzbekistan are using their national climate plans to create green jobs and build more resilient communities.
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Switching to a circular model could bring US$4.5 trillion in economic benefits by 2030, cut emissions, create stable jobs and open new green markets.
Transparency is key to ensuring that everyone is doing their part to keep global warming to well below 2°C.
Japan and UNDP have joined forces for another set of funding to support climate action.
To meet their climate goals, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are pursuing just transitions to low-carbon future.
Highlighting some of the countries making strides in the fight against climate change this year.
The event included the launch of a Digital Climate Atlas that helps monitor climate conditions in the country.
To avert catastrophe, we must switch to a sustainable, net-zero future. This transition has to happen in a fair and inclusive way.
With support from Japan, the dialogues aim to support sectors and regions relying on extensive consumption of fossil fuels.
The climate crisis is no longer as abstract as it once may have seemed.
With support from Japan, the companies will work on renewable energy and energy efficiency, waste management, and retraining workers.
The final event in a series of dialogues on environment took place ahead of the international conference in Stockholm.
With support from Japan, Serbia aims to replace coal as primary energy source, through a just transition.
Financing is essential for Serbia's green transition, safeguarding energy security and supporting workers to switch to green jobs and industries.
