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In Liberia, waste management and recycling businesses tap into this massive resource to expand and re-imagine their businesses.
‘M’e Thabitha Senone– Tšenekeng Botanical Garden, Semonkong. Photo : UNDP Lesotho
Future generations in Lesotho can learn how to protect their environment by following the footsteps of these women.
Learners of Himalwa Ithete senior secondary school planting a tree. Photo : UNDP Namibia
Though women and girls bear the burden of climate impacts, they are often not driving change in climate adaption, mitigation, and solutions.
Solar panels on the roof of the Chikumbi Health Center, Chongwe District, Zambia. Photos: UNDP / Karin Schermbrucker for Slingshot
5 ways solar power are making universal healthcare a reality in Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Photo: UNDP Colombia
UNDP and Defra aim to demonstrate the potential of nature to help tackle the climate crisis and reach the goals of the Paris Agreement.
This technical paper aims to highlight examples of gender-responsive climate actions implemented by Small Island Developing States (SIDS).
Vivian Ahiayibor, Managing Director of City Waste, displaying plastic pellets produced by her company for re-use. Photo: Ernestina Ocansey/ UNDP Ghana
How a woman-led company, City Waste Recycling, is contributing to the fight against plastic waste.
NELPLAST, a 'Waste' Recovery Platform member organization, reclycling plastic waste into pavement blocks. Photo: UNDP Ghana
The Ghana ‘Waste’ Recovery Platform provides a good example to follow.
Local solutions exist to develop more eco-friendly products. Photo : UNDP Mauritius
Building consensus around a common vision for plastic pollution reduction and re-imagining waste as a resource.
Solid waste management is one of the major environmental challenges in Mauritius, in part due to unsustainable production and consumption patterns,…
Solar panels being installed on a roof in Seychelles. Photo : UNDP Seychelles
An exciting people-centred energy transition is underway in Seychelles, which furthers the country's recently updated NDC.
Photo credit: PROAmazonía
To tackle climate change, Ecuador has taken pioneering steps for reducing deforestation and forest degradation.
In celebration of International Forests Day, students from the Kalinago community in Dominica came out to plant fruit trees on their school compounds
This checklist was developed to help climate change professionals and decision makers identify water-related issues to consider within climate plans…
With 1.2 million respondents, the Peoples' Climate Vote is the largest survey of public opinion on climate change ever conducted. Using a new and…
UNDP has won a Webby Award for their Dear World Leaders initiative - an innovative campaign aimed at raising awareness of the global…
UNDP’s Climate Promise remains the largest global offer of NDC support, covering over 120 countries and territories.
As of 31 March 2022, 94 Climate…
A health worker at a clinic powered by solar panels installed with UNDP support. Credit: Malika Musaeva / UNDP Uzbekistan.
Given Uzbekistan's high vulnerability to climate impacts, mitigation and adaptation measures are a high priority in the country’s newly updated NDC.
This guidance explores what meaningful youth engagement in climate action looks like, both conceptually and practically.
How can we accelerate the implementation of youth-inclusive climate change solutions? Join the launch of our a new guidance note.