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Carbon-intensive industries in Bosnia and Herzegovina are pursuing decarbonization
Photo: UNDP Bosnia and Herzegovina
Why the Western Balkans are choosing decarbonization
To meet their climate goals, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are pursuing just transitions to low-carbon future.
Rwanda is boosting the climate resilience of rural communities through land restoration and ecosystem-based approaches
Photo: Uwase Constantin / UNDP Rwanda
How land restoration is strengthening ecosystems and communities across Africa
Ethiopia, Rwanda and Senegal are working to reverse land degradation and strengthen climate change adaptation and resilience.
Photo: AdobeStock
Photo: AdobeStock
World’s first impact bond on weather and climate data opens for contributions
A pioneering finance instrument aimed to strengthen early warnings worldwide seeks initial capitalization of US$200 million.
UNDP and private sector carbon markets
Photo: UNDP Zimbabwe
UNDP invites private sector to advance high-integrity carbon markets under Article 6.2
UNDP seeks to identify private sector partners ready to design and implement high-quality mitigation projects.
Two men in an agricultural field examining the growing pepper crop.
Photo: Open Ghana
In Ghana and Kenya, rural communities adopt innovative solutions to strengthen food security  
Dry-season gardens and new meal products for dairy goats are helping communities boost food productivity.
Bolivia has mapped out a path to a sustainable energy future
Photo: UNDP Bolivia
Bolivia has mapped out a path to a sustainable energy future
Bolivia’s new energy sector roadmap helps the country diversify its energy mix, pursue regulatory reforms and strengthen energy security.
What is just transition? And why is it important?
Photo: Prashanth Vishwanathan / UNDP India
What is just transition? And why is it important?
To avert catastrophe, we must now radically switch to a sustainable, net-zero future. This transition needs to happen fast, but it also has to happen…
Two schoolgirls smiling at the camera while attending a climate youth event
Photo: UNDP Namibia
3 countries advancing climate transparency in Africa
Cabo Verde, the Central African Republic and Namibia are building up their national transparency capacities for more effective climate action.
Young climate innovators in Bolivia
All photos by: Daniela Peris/UNDP
“We can produce our food in a sustainable way” – An interview with young innovators from Bolivia
Propacha, a youth-led initiative, and Cruz Verde, a sustainable enterprise, are introducing smart organic hydroponic gardens in public schools.
Clouds rolling against a sunset
State of Climate Ambition
Climate ambition is nuanced and context specific. This new United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report explores how the world is progressing…
In the race against climate change, there’s still hope for Africa – here are 5 reasons why
A forest conservationist in Kenya. Photo : UNDP Kenya
In the race against climate change, there’s still hope for Africa – here are 5 reasons why
In Africa, one of the regions hardest hit by climate change impacts, climate ambition is stronger than in any other part of the world.
Installing solar panels to provide Montenegro with renewable energy
Photo: Boris Sekularac / UNDP Montenegro
Investing in renewable energy will usher in a better future for all – here’s why
By pairing the expansion of renewable energy with a just transition, we can increase the world's GDP while improving lives everywhere.
Four people standing on a mountain rock observe the view of land in Tanzania.
Photo: Phil Kabuje / UNDP Tanzania
How locally led adaptation is shaping a climate-resilient future
Locally led innovations empower communities globally to build lasting resilience to the climate crisis.
A month later, two young climate leaders reflect on COP27 in Egypt
Young climate leaders meet with UN Secretary General António Guterres
A month later, two young climate leaders reflect on COP27 in Egypt
Ibrahim from Nigeria and Shamim from Bangladesh take a look back at COP27, and what it means for their regions.
Aerial view of the restored Bojana/Buna River embankment in Montenegro, with farmland and forest bordering the reinforced riverbank.
Photo: UNDP Montenegro
How the Western Balkans is tackling flood risk
When the rain falls hard in the Western Balkans, it doesn’t respect borders. In the towns and villages along the Drin River Basin – shared by Albania…
Emir (second from left) and Archana, (centre) meet UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner at the first flagship event of the Youth4Climate: Powering Action initiative.
Emir (second from left) and Archana, (centre) meet UNDP Administrator Achim Steiner at the first flagship event of the Youth4Climate: Powering Action initiative. Photo: Connect4Climate – World Bank Group
“Everything is achievable if you just believe in what you are doing.”
Young climate leaders share their experiences of the Youth4Climate flagship event in New York.
Greening Malawi, the warm heart of Africa
Photo: UNDP Malawi
Greening Malawi, the warm heart of Africa
With support from Japan, Malawi is pursuing an inclusive transition to sustainable energy and clean cooking solutions.
Carrying whatever possessions they can, women arrive in a steady trickle at a camp for Internally Displaced People (IDPs).
Photo: Tobin Jones / UN
How 3 countries in the Arab region are adapting to climate change in fragile and conflict-affected contexts
Somalia, Lebanon and Yemen show how National Adaptation Plans can strengthen resilience in fragile and conflict-affected settings.
A woman is working at a factory
Photo: Le Toan on www.vir.com.vn | March 21-27, 2022
The tactics to drive a gender-inclusive circular economy
Viet Nam is striving to build for the future and accelerate a green and inclusive economic rebound.
Renewable energy brings communities in Vanuatu closer to prosperity
Photo: BRANTV
Renewable energy brings communities in Vanuatu closer to prosperity
Solar and hydropower minigrids unlock opportunities that once seemed out of reach for the country’s scattered island communities.