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Empowering Central American Farmers Against Climate Shocks

Forecasting tools and simple, low-cost interventions can help farmers adapt to some of the worst impacts of climate change-driven extreme weather events in Central America.
  • Nik Steinberg, Zachary Johnson
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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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A woman in Nepal carries a large bundle of green livestock fodder on her head.
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Best of Resources: 2022

In 2022, the Climatelinks community submitted resources on topics ranging from a series of climate change videos to the recently released e-textbooks and online training modules. Explore the five most visited resources on Climatelinks this year.
  • Sophie Schrader
A man fixing the electricity in Steer Town, Jamaica.
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Photos You May Have Missed in 2022

The Climatelinks photo gallery has more than 600 images from 71 countries, covering a range of topics from agriculture to water security. Check out some photos that you may have missed in 2022.
  • Krystelle Thomas
Group of people watch a water pump in Somalia
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Best of Climatelinks Blogs 2022

Over the course of 2022, Climatelinks has amplified dozens of blogs that bring to light important topics ranging from renewable energy to water security. Check out our top five blogs from 2022!
  • Ariel Schindler
Indigenous Peoples Patrolling Their Community Forest
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Videos and Webinars You May Have Missed in 2022

Over the course of 2022, Climatelinks has shared dozens of videos and webinars touching on a variety of themes. Check out some videos you may have missed!
  • Maggie Allegar
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Best of Climatelinks Photos 2022

The Climatelinks photo gallery is currently home to over 600 images from 71 countries. Check out Climatelinks’ five most popular photos from 2022.
  • Krystelle Thomas
Group of people at the USAID-SENA Renewable Energy Job Training Program for Waayu Youth and Women in La Guajira
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Colombia’s Green, Secure, Inclusive and Resilient Future

Colombia is making historic strides towards achieving carbon neutrality with a goal of 100 percent national energy access by 2030 to meet its revised Nationally Determined Contribution.
  • Ipshita Nandi Banerjee, Johanna Koolemans-Beynen
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Open Flow of Illegal Charcoal

This documentary from USAID's Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests in Malawi explains the factors that exacerbate illegal charcoal production, transportation, and sale in urban areas of charcoal demand.
  • USAID Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests
Three people stand behind a biogas digester.
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Energy Poverty to Empowerment

Kandodo markets biogas solutions from his start-up EcoGen, and now he sees farmers in a different light: a source of large amounts of organic waste and a target for fertilizer.
  • USAID Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests
GGF Technical Team conducts the first pilot test of aguaje fruit harvesting within GGF's certified forest concessions (FM/CoC - FSC)
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COP27 Round-up Blog: Week One

Throughout the first week of the 27th UNFCCC Conference of the Parties (COP27) gathered in Sharm el-Sheikh, Climatelinks featured blogs related to the themes of each day, along with ways that USAID is working advance its climate goals. Here’s a recap of the week-one blogs.
  • Ariel Schindler
Unmasking Malawi's Deforestation Crisis
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COP27 Round-up Blog: Week Two

Throughout the second week of the 27th UNFCCC Conference of the Parties (COP27), Climatelinks featured blogs related themes, such as such as gender, energy, and climate resilience and the ways that USAID is working to advance its climate goals. Here’s a recap of the week-two blogs.
  • Ariel Schindler
WASH-FIN supported a topographical survey and design of the Kitanga and Makyau water projects in preparation for a proposal to leverage commercial financing for the Machakos Water and Sanitation Company in Kenya.
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USAID PREPAREs for Climate Resilience

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.
  • Ella Lazarte, Natalie R. Gill