Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests promotes sustainable forest management and energy options to maintain forest cover and to reduce land-based emissions in Malawi.
USAID’s CARPE implementing partners are working with the governments of the DRC, Uganda and Rwanda to develop a strategic plan for conserving Virunga’s unique landscape through trans-border collaboration and local community involvement.
Forest monitoring is key to combatting forest fires and illegal logging as well as developing targeted conservation policies and programs, strengthening land use management and planning, and implementing sustainable development mechanisms.
This webinar recording includes an expert panel discussion on the role of data and storytelling on gender-based violence and environment linkages in strengthening international biodiversity and climate agendas, and findings from the 2023 RISE grants challenge.
This report presents an assessment of land-based greenhouse gas emissions mitigation opportunities in Zambia, with an aim to support decision-making for prioritizing sustainable landscape investments.
This learning brief describes how CARE International, through the Mercy Corps-led RIPA-North program, is working to foster locally driven services for climate and early warning information.
The first half of FY2023 represented start-up for Climate Adaptation Support Activity and it successfully achieved all start-up tasks on or ahead of schedule.
To address the funding gap in climate finance, USAID has launched or joined a variety of efforts across the U.S. Government and/or with private sector partners.
USAID's Scaling Up Renewable Energy (SURE) supported the Government of Colombia’s auction to buy over 2,170 megawatts of wind and solar power that will attract $2 billion in investment and create 4,700 jobs and business opportunities.
