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USAID is working with banks, businesses, and communities across Southeast Asia to shift finance toward sustainable land use — with some big results.

• 01/23/2024
• Suphasuk (Bird) Pradubsuk

The most visited resources in 2023 cover a range of topics including climate risk management, climate finance, and indicators for climate change and development.

• 12/26/2023
• Jamie Schoshinski

With more than 150 blogs published in 2023 alone, it is easy for some to fly under the radar. Here are some blogs you may have missed.

• 12/21/2023
• Jamie Schoshinski

The most visited blogs in 2023 offer technical guidance for practitioners, share successful interventions from countries where USAID works, and more.

• 12/19/2023
• Jamie Schoshinski

Climatelinks published nearly 20 blogs during COP28, but the insights and resources shared will be useful long after the conference ends.

• 12/14/2023
• Jamie Schoshinski

USAID is committed to supporting a just and inclusive transition to a low-carbon, climate-resilient economy. 

• 12/05/2023
• Kasandra Richardson

How USAID is helping decrease emissions and increase energy security.

• 12/05/2023
• Ali Syverson

Over the last year, program grantee Communities Organized for Resource Allocation (CORA) has set out to establish a new model for local solid waste management in Parañaque City, Metro Manila, that builds on existing local infrastructure to maximize efficiency and encourages greater participation from the surrounding community.

• 05/30/2023
• Urbanlinks

COP27, which concludes in Egypt today, provides an important moment to reflect on the action that USAID has taken over the past year to advance its COP26 commitment, which includes supporting the mobilization of $1 billion in climate-resilient water and sanitation services by 2030.

• 11/18/2022
• Ella Lazarte, Natalie R. Gill

Conserving biodiversity is critical to maintaining the ecosystem services that deliver climate mitigation, climate adaptation, and other human well-being benefits. At the same time, climate change undermines the resilience of terrestrial and marine ecosystems.

• 11/16/2022
• Jennifer Kane

How USAID is partnering with the private sector to create a plastic value chain

• 09/14/2022
• Ali Syverson

With countless fishing boats bobbing in the waves, homes nestled next to expansive mangrove forests, and dinner tables filled with fresh fish, it is obvious how important the natural world is for the people who live on the islands.

• 06/08/2022
• Ali Syverson

This blog is the second part in an Editor’s Pick Series highlighting USAID’s work with Indigenous Peoples and local communities.

• 04/19/2022
• Sophie Schrader

USAID, through the U.S. Government’s Water for the World initiative, is doubling down on efforts that adapt to climate change and build resilience.

• 04/12/2022
• Ann Vaughan, Maura Barry Boyle

As climate change increasingly damages marine ecosystems, local communities, with support from USAID, are taking steps to protect their way of life.

• 03/24/2022
• Kait Siegel