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On India’s western coast, 1,000 women farmers are leading the shift to rice-growing methods that save water, cut costs and boost harvests.
A group of women in colourful saris stand in a line across a green agricultural field in India, smiling and raising their joined hands in celebration.
Facing $9.37 billion in adaptation financing needs, Cambodia is identifying investment opportunities and engaging the private sector.
A smiling woman wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat and purple sweater tends to leafy green vegetables in a field, with palm trees in the background.
Private investment in adaptation remains limited. Public finance can help reduce risks, attract investors and bring solutions to scale.
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The new equipment, including solar power systems, complements watershed action plans and enables fairer, more efficient water distribution.
Three women wearing colourful dresses and headscarves stand together outside a building, with several men visible in the background.
Community feedback is shaping coastal protection designs for Nukuleka–Talafo'ou and Manuka–Kolonga to safeguard homes and livelihoods.
Members of Tonga’s Joint National Action Plan (JNAP) Taskforce at Tanoa Hotel, Nuku'alofa, following discussions on the Tonga Coastal Resilience Project, including the endorsement of proposed coastal protection designs for the Nukuleka–Talafo'ou and Manuka–Kolonga areas.
The UNDP-supported projects will advance locally led adaptation, cross-border climate cooperation and climate-smart livelihoods.
A woman in colourful clothing walks along a gravel road beside lush banana plantations, with towering green mountains in the background.