This initiative focuses on land systematization and soil preservation techniques within a water basin, including constructing smooth terraces and collector channels. Key outcomes include environmental benefits, such as reduced soil erosion and improved water quality, as well as public-private advantages, like decreased road maintenance costs and protection of public infrastructure.   

Visit their website: https://organizacionesmicra.org/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Replicating solutions 

This initiative aims to enhance cattle producers' capacity to adopt climate-resilient practices, improve farm productivity, and elevate their quality of life. By iincorporating a range of best-in-class management practices and technical capabilities, the solution seeks to build resilience for cattle farmers against climate change, ensuring sustainable agricultural practices and improved livelihoods in the face of environmental challenges.  

Visit their website: https://belizelivestock.org/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Scale-up (existing tested solutions)

This solution combines capacity building with an integrated greywater reuse system and agroforestry technology to combat drought and food insecurity. Key outcomes include increased water availability for domestic use during the dry season and establishing irrigated agroforestry plots to enhance food security for peasant families.   

Visit their website: https://centrosabia.org.br/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Scale-up (existing tested solutions)

This regenerative agriculture initiative aims to scale the use of cover crops for vital staple crops, increasing farmer profits, enhancing cropping system resilience, reducing food production emissions, and building supply chains for agroecological products. Key outcomes include training 1,000 farmers and improving access to cheaper, high-quality farming inputs.  

Visit their website: https://en.heks.ch/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response 
Type of solution: Replicating solutions

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, PIFEVA is working to enhance the resilience of Indigenous young people and women by restoring biodiversity through planting edible caterpillar trees in deforested community forests. The innovative aspect of this solution is the introduction of edible caterpillar farming and the establishment of an Indigenous cooperative for their sale, providing a sustainable source of income and food security for the community. 

Visit their website: https://www.pifeva.org/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: Replicating solutions

Link Ghana’s aquaponic system technology adopts a local-based innovative solution for organic vegetable production through integrated fish vegetable production and other sustainable practices, addressing climate and livelihood issues. An energy-saving fish smoking stove and organic pesticide production and utilization make the action unique.  

Visit their website: https://linkghana.org/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Replicating solutions

The initiative seeks to improve and secure the livelihoods of 200 people (140 of them women) with mental health conditions or epilepsy, primary caregivers, and vulnerable widows through organic vegetable farming and small ruminant rearing, using climate-smart agricultural practices.  

Visit their website: https://basicneedsghana.org/ 

 Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Replicating solutions 

The Mesoamerican Reef Insurance solution focuses on coastal protection strategies aimed at mitigating hurricane damage and risk. It involves funding post-disaster activities through an innovative insurance product, pre-positioning risk financing, and establishing formalized response plans for immediate post-storm response such as debris removal and coral re-planting. 

Visit their website: https://marfund.org/en/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: Replicating solutions

The South Asian Forum for Environment's solution promotes regenerative agriculture on floating rafts built locally, integrating farmers and fishers into offtake agreements to sell their produce. The initiative introduces and scales hydroponic float-farming and aquaculture, providing a climate-resilient agricultural solution for vulnerable coastal communities in eastern India, aimed at fostering sustainable livelihoods and inclusive growth. 

Visit their website: https://www.safeinch.org/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: Replicating solutions

Yaysan Besi Pae's solution focuses on restoring the degraded environment in West Timor to adapt to climate change. The solution uses climate-smart agriculture and forest landscape restoration to improve and stabilize livelihoods for climate-vulnerable communities. The solution introduces simple and cost-effective gravity-based drip irrigation for high-value vegetable seed production during the dry season and aims to use the carbon market for long-term funding through a partnership with CO2 Operate. 

Visit their website: https://www.besipae.org/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: Social innovation

The World Neighbors solution focuses on building community resilience to climate change through the use of locally formulated dairy goat meal in Kisumu County, Kenya. This is achieved by increasing dairy-goat keeping and producing meal sustainably, which helps households adapt to climate change and improve their food security. By increasing the milk productivity of better nourished goats, women entrepreneurs are increasing their income by selling dairy products.

Visit their website: https://prolinnova.net/category/country-platforms/kenya/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: New solutions being piloted.

Action for Environmental Sustainability is dedicated to empowering smallholder farmers through a school farm project. This initiative offers capacity building in sustainable livestock management and climate-smart agriculture. The school farm is equipped with livestock housing, a fishpond, and two greenhouses for crop seedlings

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Scale-up (existing tested solutions)  

Visit their website: https://afesmw.org/ 

Espacio de Encuentro de las Culturas Originarias de Mexico (EECO), combines traditional Indigenous knowledge and innovative water management techniques to reduce the vulnerability of crops and wildlife to extreme climatic events. The solution uses a technological package that involves the installation of fog-catchers, water channels and live barriers to increase the resistance of crops to frost and droughts, improving the quality of life, the income level and health of Indigenous Peoples in Oaxaca. 

Visit their website: https://eeco.org.mx/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: New technology innovations

The Island Food Community of Pohnpei solution aims to increase food security and promote economic opportunities for women in Pohnpei. The solution introduces locally appropriate food and food processing techniques, such as flour production and sun-drying, to add durability to locally produced food. This helps address the climate risks to traditional crops from changing seasonal regimes and reduces reliance on imported food, thereby promoting local sustainable food production. 

Visit their website: http://www.islandfood.org/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: New solutions being piloted.
 

This solution focuses on building resilience and community land conservation through the transfer of integrated climate-smart agriculture and greenhouse technology skills. The solution aims to enhance the resilience of communities to climate change impacts, promote environmental stewardship and improve the livelihoods of small-scale farmers and fishing communities. 

Visit their website: https://susteffa.org/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: New solutions being piloted.

ABALOBI provides fishers with training, ICT platforms, and financial services that connect them directly with buyers and ensure significantly improved profits. As a result, participating fishers and fishing communities are far better able to deal with climate shocks and adapt to changing fishing conditions.  

Visit their website: https://abalobi.org/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Replicating solutions

The initiative aims to support the development of food gardens in the Amatole Basin to enhance short and medium-term food security. Key elements include diversifying crop and livestock production, improving access to land and resources like water storage and quality seeds, providing comprehensive training and capacity building, and engaging the community, especially women and youth, throughout the process.   

Visit their website: https://ruliv.org.za/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Scale-up (existing tested solutions)

This solution used a city-wide approach to enhance vulnerable communities' climate adaptation capacity by creating information-sharing networks among communities, local actors, and weather and climate information providers. It employed a comprehensive co-production process, including co-design of content and dissemination channels and co-creation of feedback loops, involving forecasters, climate scientists, climate adaptation experts, and disaster managers. 

Visit their website: https://ccitanzania.or.tz/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: Replicating solutions

The Moyo District Farmers Association’s innovative solution focuses on an inclusive climate adaptation planning process involving host-communities and refugees. This initiative targets local farmers to strengthen their knowledge, skills, and tools to farm more sustainably and improve their income. Through participatory planning, farmers develop capacities and skills on agroforestry and climate-smart practices to restore natural resources, reduce vulnerability to food insecurity and economic shocks, and promote peaceful coexistence. 

Visit their website: https://www.moyodfa.org/
 
Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: Scale-up (existing tested solutions)

The SAMPLE Uganda Aquaculture Association's ADMIRE Enterprise solution introduces aquaponics technology through a lease-to-own model in Uganda, promoting aquaponics and horticulture-related production. The initiative aims to enhance ecosystems and community resilience to climate change impacts, including nursery propagation. The solution supports sustainable food systems and climate change adaptation. 

Visit their website: https://sampleuganda.ueuo.com/

Type of intervention: Multiple response
Type of solution: Scale-up (existing tested solutions)

This innovative solution involves setting up new water storage systems and designing automatic irrigation systems or techniques for water crops by reusing plastic canvas and oxygen pipeline systems that are left over from shrimp farming ponds. Key outcomes include rainwater and surface water storage for use in the dry season, circular use of materials, farmer upskilling, and saving money on water usage.  

Visit their website: https://vacc.org.vn/ 

Type of intervention: Multiple response  
Type of solution: Replicating solutions