…Framework and the operational arrangements for NDC implementation. As African countries strive to translate their climate commitments into concrete and measurable actions, effective implementation of climate policies and access to…

…computers, shyness in using shared computer labs, and foundational hurdles in mastering digital tools like GIS. The second, and perhaps greater, hurdle is psychological. “Our biggest challenge isn’t just teaching…

Phnom Penh/Seoul, 07 August 2026 – The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) and the Korea Rural Community Corporation (KRC) convened their first technical meeting to coordinate the implementation of a…

…studies and discussed approaches for selecting pilot project that will support methane reduction in the agriculture sector. Building on the outcomes of the first Project Steering Committee (PSC) meeting, discussions…

…Managing Director of CCDA, highlighted the importance of adaptation investments for vulnerable communities. “Climate change is already affecting water resources across Papua New Guinea, placing increasing pressure on communities, livelihoods,…

…our commitment to Colombia’s economic growth and development. Through this collaboration, we aim to promote biodiversity-based innovation as a driver of the country’s competitiveness, a key market for Itaú,” said…

…for the landfill’s informal waste-picking community, with clear, funded, and accountable safeguard arrangements identified as a precondition for social acceptance. Taken together, the findings position the Sarimukti pilot not as…

…Companies (ESCOs), energy auditors, architects, engineers, manufacturers, and other industry stakeholders. It aimed to strengthen technical capacities and accelerate the adoption of low-carbon, energy-efficient, and climate-resilient building practices across India….

…the globe, the camp is designed to build comprehensive, practical knowledge of compliance carbon mechanisms (CCMs), high-integrity voluntary carbon market, and Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. In the opening…

…into bankable projects.” Mr. Dith Sochal, ABC Council Member and Chairman of the ABC’s Sustainability Committee said: “This platform comes at a timely moment as ABC continues to support its…

…mobility, carbon markets, agriculture, and other priority areas. Executive Director Kim reaffirmed GGGI’s commitment to working with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, the Royal Government of Cambodia, and…

…the lifeline that connects communities, supports trade and tourism, and provides access to essential services. As climate change continues to impact the Pacific, participants reaffirmed that building a more resilient…

…Island Disaster Committees in linking national coordination with community-level engagement, and considered how language describing community vulnerability might be balanced with a stronger emphasis on local capacity and resilience. Participants…

[Korean language available]   Executive Director Sang-Hyup Kim Secures Key Commitments via High-Level Meetings with Cambodian Environment Minister for USD 300M Tonle Sap Project and Article 6 Carbon Mechanisms, while…

…climate commitments and green growth ambitions into tangible projects, investments, and lasting benefits for communities,” said Mr. Sang-Hyup Kim, Executive Director of GGGI. Under the Framework, GGGI will continue supporting…

…group in finding creative ways to diversify their income. Coastal communities in North Kalimantan have long relied on fishing and managing aquaculture ponds, including processing their catch into marketable food…

…The forum gathered representatives from line ministries, development partners, private sectors, civil society organizations, academic institutions, youth initiatives, and local communities to communicate strategic priorities and identify actionable pathways for…

…climate change is essential to ensuring reliable access for our communities, businesses and industries. This project demonstrates our commitment to building infrastructure that is safer, more durable and capable of…

…protecting the forests and resources our communities depend on.” Mr. Sebsibe Shaweno, Advisor to the SWEPR regional president SWEPR holds some of Ethiopia’s most significant remaining forest cover, two UNESCO…