More than 670,000 African youth are connected through the Young African Leaders Initiative and all are benefiting their communities, countries, and continent.
The USAID Regional Water and Vulnerable Environment Activity is helping youth spark the uptake of innovative practices to increase water security and climate change adaptation.
This blog expands on a winning photo from the 2023 Climatelinks Photo Contest to highlight how USAID is confronting climate change across sectors. This winner is from Colombia.
What started as an experimental conservation and leadership program in rural Honduras has transformed into an ambitious endeavor reaching young people across the globe.
Tajikistan recently joined the Gobal Methane Pledge with support from activities implemented by the International Food and Policy Research Institute under USAID’s flagship Comprehensive Action for Climate Change Initiative program.
SERVIR Southeast Asia convened nearly 100 participants from five countries for an Inclusive Climate Action Workshop in Chiang Mai, Thailand this February.
Our 2024 Photo Contest theme is In Focus: Communities Confronting Climate Change. Submissions will be accepted beginning June 5, 2024 until July 26, 2024.
USAID’s Youth Actively Create Opportunities Activity empowers young people in North Macedonia to take proactive measures against the impacts of climate change.
USAID Cambodia Green Future Activity (CGFA) leverages the enthusiasm of Cambodia's environmentally conscious youth to advocate for social change and policy reform by uniting high school and college leaders to form Green Groups.
Despite the reforms from Colombia's Constitution of 1991 prioritizing conservation, some of the most important voices were left out of the country’s conservation efforts: those of the Indigenous people who have historically inhabited and cared for Colombia’s biodiversity.
To support youth-led climate action, USAID aims to not only increase acceptance of young people’s meaningful participation, activism, and leadership on climate action, but also create tangible economic opportunities for youth in climate-friendly industries.
USAID’s Vietnam Urban Energy Security (VUES) project supports the Government of Vietnam’s transition away from fossil fuels by improving energy policies and regulations, mobilizing public and private investments, and increasing the adoption of innovative energy solutions.
