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Photo: Marko Risovic / UNDP Serbia
With support from Japan, Serbia aims to replace coal as primary energy source, through a just transition.
Photo: Djordje Novakovic / UNDP Serbia
With support from Japan, the companies will work on renewable energy and energy efficiency, waste management, and retraining workers.
Photo: Sulejman Omerbasic / UNDP Bosnia and Herzegovina
With support from Japan, the country aims to reduce its high fossil fuel dependency through a just transition mechanism.
Photo: UNDP
Electrifying the last mile: connecting rural communities to renewable energy in Africa.
14 global entities launched a renewed effort to raise awareness about the value of transparency in pursuing meaningful climate action.
Photo: UNDP Ghana/Praise Nutakor
Ghanaians like Nelson who works with waste pickers who collect about 20,000 tonnes of plastic every day, are showing us the way.
Photo: UNDP Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s NDC is a blueprint for immediate climate action and advancing sustainable, net-zero development pathways.
Photo: UNDP Georgia
In Georgia, UNDP and the National Forestry Agency launch awareness campaign about forest protection, with support from Japan.
Photo: UNDP Serbia
The final event in a series of dialogues on environment took place ahead of the international conference in Stockholm.
Is it getting harder to follow what climate experts are talking about? We've compiled an index of climate change terms to keep things simple.
This event will discuss opportunities of the blue economy, blue carbon and nature-based solutions in small island states.
Photo by UNDP Thailand
To protect livelihoods and the economy, we need climate-proof transport infrastructures.
Photo: UNDP Malawi
Investing in waste management is a new chance to create green opportunities for youth in Malawi.
Photo by UNDP Pacific
The revised NDC outlines Kiribati’s efforts to increase the transparency of planned national actions to reduce carbon emissions.
64% of people believe climate change is a global emergency, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey by UNDP.
The Hackathon aims to find innovative digital and non-digital solutions to increase climate resilience in Asia and the Pacific.
Serengeti, Tanzania. Photo: Hu Chen/Unsplash.com
Restoring ecosystems in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.
Sampto and his wife are very few locals who originate from and now living surrounding the Piyungan landfill. Photo by: Ikbal Alexander
With financing through UNDP-supported Green Sukuk, Indonesia revitalized the 12.5 Hectare landfill.
Young climate leaders meet with UN Secretary General António Guterres
Ibrahim from Nigeria and Shamim from Bangladesh take a look back at COP27, and what it means for their regions.
A new year always offers hope for doing better - for reaching higher and pushing further as a global community.