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National climate plans offer blueprints for local economic development.
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A pioneering finance instrument aimed to strengthen early warnings worldwide seeks initial capitalization of US$200 million.
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Climate change is not simply an environmental issue. It is a multidimensional challenge that intersects with governance at every level.
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The TFFF Country Access Platform will serve as a hub to provide knowledge, connecting tropical countries.
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UNDP seeks to identify private sector partners ready to design and implement high-quality mitigation projects.
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An overview of how insurance can reduce risks across the DRE value chain, protecting users, supporting providers and de-risking investments.
This report examines how insurance can be integrated into DRE markets to reduce financial shocks, stabilize revenues and support community resilience.
Youth from around the world are showing what happens when they are not just invited to the table but trusted to lead.
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With peace-positive climate solutions, countries can address immediate vulnerabilities as well as deeper drivers of instability.
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Developing countries are integrating new technologies and innovative approaches in their climate action, with support from Japan.
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From the forests of Ecuador to the farms of Nigeria to the city halls of Viet Nam, countries made important strides on climate action in 2025.
A compendium of case studies on addressing climate, peace and security.
The Adaptation Finance Strategy Guideline highlights ways to strengthen systems, align finance with national priorities and scale up investment.
The report captures five years of locally led innovation, community leadership and resilience-building across the Global South.
Greening operations help UNDP remain a reliable partner through crises while reducing emissions and saving millions in energy costs.
Indigenous communities in Cambodia are leading climate action, protecting forests, securing land and strengthening livelihoods through direct grants.
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As climate shocks are stretching public budgets, countries are testing new tools to finance adaptation and resilience.
This analysis takes stock of adaptation priorities and needs in agrifood systems across NAPs from developing countries.
Climate change impacts are not gender neutral and women are key agents of change. Here’s why gender equality matters for climate action.