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Meet the 2024 Climatelinks Photo Contest Winners

The 2024 Climatelinks Photo Contest captured how communities across the globe are confronting climate change. We received over 300 submissions from the Climatelinks community, representing more than 45 countries.
  • Climatelinks
Learners of Kwerekwe ‘E’ pre-primary school in Zanzibar, Tanzania, cooling off with clean water during handwashing before their mid-day meal provided by Parent-Teacher Partnership (PTP) members
Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm

Beyond Blueprints: Accelerate Implementation Now

CACC was launched at COP26 with the goal of identifying promising mitigation and adaptation investment opportunities with private sector partners to help countries meet their climate commitments and strengthen their climate resilience.
  • Dr. Molly Hellmuth, John Heermans, Dr. Emily Weeks

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Shifting Gears

USAID and the Pakistani Government have acknowledged the critical need to tackle air pollution, recognizing its impact on millions of lives and the overall quality of life.
  • Ali Syverson
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Clean Energy, Clean Air

To mitigate air pollution in developing countries, we need to examine its causes in local contexts and support solutions that are affordable, sustainable, and reliable.
  • Jane Clifford
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Still Standing

How USAID’s disaster-resilient construction in Pakistan is keeping children in school amidst devastating floods.
  • Ali Syverson
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COP27: Jumpstart Smallholder Climate Adaptation by Addressing Risk

Few are more vulnerable to climate change than people who earn their living through small-scale agriculture. This blog presents three key ideas that can jumpstart climate adaptation and resilience by addressing risk in rural communities most impacted by climate change.
  • MRR Innovation Lab
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New Drought Monitoring System Will Reduce Climate Risks for South Asian Farmers

To mitigate the food security and economic risks of South Asia’s frequent and intense droughts, scientists and policymakers from the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) and the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) recently joined forces to launch an innovative decision support and agricultural planning system.
  • Agrilinks Team