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A large part of Morocco’s population, especially the rural and female population, is dependent on ecosystem services related to water, biodiversity,…
Through development initiatives carried out by UNDP and the European Union, Lebanon has been able to initiate national momentum on climate action and…
The Honduras INDC Project focused on strengthening capacities on climate change, and positioning the issue higher in the public agenda.
The INDC Project provided focused technical assistance, facilitated multi-stakeholder engagement and aligned with the Indonesia LECB Project that…
The INDC Project was implemented to address the country’s NDC needs and to support climate action.
Egypt’s long-term national development framework, the Sustainable Development Strategy (SDS): Egypt’s Vision 2030, has three dimensions (economic,…
Bolivia presented the INDC with its own vision of holistic development by prioritizing linking mitigation and adaptation actions in the areas of…
Here are 7 things you need to know about the state of climate ambition in the Latin America and the Caribbean region.
The INDC Project was implemented in close coordination with the Bhutan’s LECB project, to provide technical support and bring various stakeholders…
The country’s Green Economy Scoping Study, National Sustainable Energy Framework (SEF) and Energy Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMA),…
The LECB project sought to support the Government of Zambia in achieving its main development goals as defined in the Sixth National Development Plan…
Viet Nam’s strong political commitment and ensuing policy action had set the stage for widespread climate change action; LECB project support sought…
The LECB project was designed to align with existing socio-economic development and climate change goals, including the National Climate Change…
The LECB project strove to support and progress Thailand’s initiatives on climate mitigation.
UNDP Administrator, Achim Steiner, met with local communities in Chile that are rolling-out much-needed solutions to waste management.
Rural, low-income communities are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change in both Armenia and Moldova. Photo: Jodi Hilton/UNDP Armenia
As momentum across the region grows, here’s how Moldova and Armenia are working towards a greener, more sustainable future.
Battered by Hurricane Dorian, The Bahamas sets a course for a resilient future
During a visit to the country, Achim Steiner, Head of UNDP, highlighted how Uruguay's focus on inclusive human development and environmental…
The LECB project in Tanzania aimed to strengthen the foundations for climate change governance and introduce long-term mechanisms and institutional…
The LECB project focused on the main carbon emitting sources, the power generation, transportation and industry sectors. LECB to also focus on these…