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Research finds both women and men have a very limited understanding of the consequences of climate change or how it may affect their lives.
Participants of the workshop dedicated to the Gender Study on Climate Change Awareness and Preparedness in Rural Tajikistan
Nature-based solutions are restoring polluted lakes in semi-rural Mumbai, improving water security, health and livelihoods for local communities.
Waterbody landscape in Satpala, Mumbai, India
Rural isolation and poor infrastructure have long held back Viqueque. Communities are welcoming new resilient roads, irrigation, and water systems.
Two smiling farmers stand together in a lush green garden in Liquiçá, Timor-Leste, surrounded by tropical plants and trees.
Facing droughts and floods, Timor-Leste is building climate-resilient rural roads, irrigation and water systems - transforming daily life.
Two young boys plant tree seedlings in a lush green area as part of a community reforestation effort in Viqueque, Timor-Leste.
Once plagued by water scarcity, Fatulia is restoring farming and food security with irrigation and agroforestry solutions.
An elderly man in a red shirt operates a blue irrigation valve in a lush, green farming area in Fatulia, Timor-Leste.
Serbia faces rising climate costs. A new NAP phase is boosting adaptation with data, coordination and local action.
At the kick-off workshop for the second phase of the NAP, representatives of key institutions