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The Asia-Pacific region covers a wide geographical area, with diverse landscapes, societies, cultures, religions and economies. Of the 41 countries…

Indigenous women in Kenya are leading the way in forest conservation while preserving their cultural heritage.

As of 31 July 2021, 113 countries representing 53.7% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have submitted new or updated NDCs. Of these, 56 were…

Natalia Linou is a social epidemiologist and the Deputy Director of UNDP’s HIV and Health Team. She has worked in global development and health equity for almost two decades, including on the environmental determinants of health. Prior to her current role, she served as Executive Director of the…

Since 2005, Yevgen has been involved in developing climate policies and projects. He has played a key role in developing emissions reduction projects in Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Ukraine and has served as a key expert on a project related to the future of carbon pricing in Ukraine. During…

The guidance note aims to support policymakers in accelerating short-term climate actions in the land sector.

Monica Borrero is the Global Programme Manager for the UNDP-Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator (UNDP-AFCIA), one of the funding windows anchored under the Adaptation Innovation Marketplace. In this role, she leads efforts supporting 44 organizations to scale up innovative adaptation…

A sustainable energy market development and climate finance professional, Mr. Diallo brings over 20 years of experience in project development & management, programme design and implementation and business development in the sustainable energy, climate change and inclusive finance sectors.…

The framework responds to a central topic for the green economic recovery agenda regarding the mobilization of resources, creating fiscal and…

Rohini Kohli is senior technical advisor on climate change adaptation policy and planning at UNDP's Climate Hub. She provides policy advice, and experience sharing upon requests from governments, development partners and to UNDP country offices. She oversees UNDP's portfolio of National Adaptation…

The conference will provide a space for translating countries’ climate commitments into investment plans.

The Adaptation Accelerator Hub (AAH) is a global initiative aiming to fast-track climate change adaptation by helping developing countries, particularly those most vulnerable, turn climate plans into scalable, finance-ready solutions.Around the world, climate change impacts are intensifying, from…

NDC Status Namibia submitted its updated NDC in July 2021. Key highlights from the NDC Namibia’s updated NDC paves the way for more resilient, green growth, with a bold 2030 goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 91% against business-as-usual, including 14% with unconditional…

The government of Lao PDR invited stakeholders to provide suggestions and feedback on a draft version of the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC…

With academic background in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolutions, Yuta Kono is a SDGs Coordination Officer at UNDP India Country Office (a JPO funded by Japan). Attached to State Outreach and SDG Integration Unit, he discharges a wide range of duties and responsibilities including Project…

This framework aims to help agrifood companies strengthen the resilience of their supply chains to climate risks, while reducing emissions.

Iryna has extensive experience working in international organizations. Since 2013, she has been working with UNDP on public and private partnerships, energy efficiency, and climate change, collaborating with various donors, national governments, state agencies, civil society organizations, academia…

NDC Status Papua New Guinea submitted its second NDC in December 2020. Key highlights from the NDC Papua New Guinea has increased its level of ambition within its second NDC by enhancing the specificity of targets within existing sectors, such as energy, and adding in targets for the…

This review assesses whether existing and planned adaptation expenditure is sufficient to avoid the economic impact from climate change.

The purpose of this study is to assess the social, employment and economic impacts of Zimbabwe’s climate policies.