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Photo credit: UNDP Costa Rica
How countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are financing their climate goals
The region is trying to secure the climate finance they will need in the coming decades through a mix of instruments and approaches.
A farmer family in Peru smiling.
Photo: UNDP Peru
When it comes to climate action, many countries are already moving from pledge to impact
Climate action can help us address the multitude of crises we are facing in the world today.
A technician in a high-visibility vest and orange gloves installing a solar-powered LED street light on a tall pole, with trees and a clear blue sky in the background in Casamance, Senegal
Photo: UNDP Senegal
How renewables can advance energy access and economic growth in Senegal
Senegal’s progress on sustainable energy shows that countries in Africa can simultaneously expand energy access and pursue low-carbon development.
Students learning about climate and environmental issues in Burundi
Photo: UNDP Burundi
How young people are building skills for climate action and a resilient world
Young climate leaders in Burundi, Guinea, Kenya, Morocco, Panama and Zimbabwe are unlocking a sustainable and inclusive future.
What are National Adaptation Plans and why do they matter?
What are National Adaptation Plans and why do they matter?
National Adaptation Plans outline how countries will adapt to climate change. We explain how they work and why they matter.
Five countries championing transparency in climate action
Photo: Stéphane Bellerose / UNDP in Mauritius and Seychelles
Five countries championing transparency in climate action
Transparency is key to ensuring that everyone is doing their part to keep global warming to well below 2°C.
Tuan Anh and his colleague are using their new e-motorbikes for work. Photo: Phan Huong Giang / UNDP Viet Nam
Tuan Anh and his colleague are using their new e-motorbikes for work. Photo: Phan Huong Giang / UNDP Viet Nam
Electric vehicles are driving a greener future in Viet Nam
"Switching to an electric motorbike was a significant change for me" says Ho Tuan Anh, a shipper from Hue City. Read his story.
What are climate misinformation and disinformation and how can we tackle them?
What are climate misinformation and disinformation and how can we tackle them?
Climate misinformation and disinformation undermine climate action and polarize public discourse. We explain why and what we can do about it.
Climate Finance
Recognizing the high stakes of tackling the climate crisis, countries have set national targets to limit greenhouse gas emissions and increase resilience to climate change impacts.Implementing these climate targets requires large amounts of finance. More and more countries are pursuing efforts to…
A scuba diver in full gear works to restore coral reefs underwater, surrounded by marine plants and clear blue water.
When a hurricane strikes, it’s not only human communities and settlements that are affected—natural ecosystems can also face severe damage. Photo: Martin Leglize
In the Caribbean, divers restore coral reefs in the aftermath of hurricanes
In Honduras, Mexico, Belize and Guatemala, rapid-response brigades are diving in to repair reefs, protecting biodiversity and livelihoods.
Grain falls from a woman's cupped hands.
Photo: Ali Mkumbwa on Unsplash
From apps to aquaponics: The innovators pioneering local adaptation in Uganda
Uganda is seeing worsening impacts of climate change. Local changemakers are leading adaptation solutions for urban and smallholder farmers.
JulietGrace Luwedde at the Climate Creatives Café in Uganda.
JulietGrace Luwedde at the Climate Creatives Café in Uganda. Photo: Philip Mwebaza
"My hope for climate action is that the promises of world leaders will come through”
A young leader from Africa shares her thoughts on what it means to shape the climate future we want.
Samuel Jepi, National Forest Initiative, outside of the NFI camp near Kupiano, Papua New Guinea.
Photo: UN-REDD Programme
What are carbon markets and why are they important?
We compiled everything you need to know about carbon markets into one article.
High-Integrity Carbon Markets Toolkit
High-Integrity Carbon Markets Toolkit
8 ways to tackle inequality while promoting a green economy in the Dominican Republic
Photo: UNDP Dominican Republic
8 ways to tackle inequality while promoting a green economy in the Dominican Republic
Here are 8 recommendations to transition the Dominican Republic economy and address existing challenges of inequalities and poverty.
Shea contributes to women’s economic empowerment in Ghana
Photo: Axel Fassio/CIFOR
Ghana's golden resource: How shea is empowering women and preserving savannas
The shea value chain proves how investing in women can transform entire communities and advance gender equality.
A girl holding banner at a conference.
A participant at the Youth4Climate event. Credit: UNDP
Urgent need to protect young climate activists
They are the heroes fighting on the front lines, to protect our environment and our collective futures.
Small Island Developing States are on the frontlines of climate change and climate action – here's why
Small Island Developing States are on the frontlines of climate change – here's why
SIDS are a small group of island countries and territories facing similar vulnerabilities to climate change impacts. We explain why.
Forests in Liberia
Photo: Terry Sunderland / CIFOR
Liberia gets ready for carbon markets
Liberia is setting the stage for a greener economy by tapping into carbon markets to fund forest conservation.
Results based payments in Indonesia and Costa Rica
Photo: Roy Prasetyo / UNDP Indonesia
Three ways to improve results-based payments in tropical forest countries
Despite promising results, results-based payments can be further improved to deliver both climate action and sustainable development.