Resources

Across countries, gender inequality, state fragility, and climate vulnerability present challenges to the well-being of communities and the ecosystems upon which they depend. While much research exists connecting pairs of these issues—for example, the need for gender-responsive approaches to realize climate goals—little attention has been devoted to the intersection of the three issues, nor to how this ‘triple nexus’ could be taken into account toward more effective sustainable development decision-making and programming.

• 03/03/2021

Deforestation and forest degradation are common challenges for countries that rely heavily on woodfuel.

• 02/25/2021

USAID implements CRM by systematically assessing, addressing and adaptively managing climate risk in new strategies, projects and activities, facilitating resilience to both current and future climate.

• 02/15/2021

The climate change analysis summarized in this annex aims to inform USAID/Jordan’s CDCS and ensure that the strategy is responsive to climate risks while strengthening Jordan’s resilience and self-reliance.

• 02/11/2021

The climate change analysis summarized in this annex aims to inform USAID/Peru’s CDCS and ensure that the strategy is responsive to climate risks while strengthening Peru’s resilience and self-reliance.

• 02/10/2021

The climate change analysis summarized in this annex aims to inform USAID/India’s CDCS and ensure that the strategy is responsive to climate risks while strengthening India’s resilience and self-reliance.

• 02/10/2021

The climate change analysis summarized in this annex aims to inform USAID/Guatemala’s CDCS and ensure that the strategy is responsive to climate risks while strengthening Guatemala’s resilience and self-reliance.

• 02/10/2021

The climate change analysis summarized in this annex aims to inform USAID/Colombia’s CDCS and ensure that the strategy is responsive to climate risks while strengthening Colombia's resilience and self-reliance.

• 02/10/2021

This guide is a practical resource developed to educate stakeholders on how to integrate Food Loss and Waste reduction into agricultural value chain selection.

• 02/04/2021

Cameroon is ‘Africa in miniature’ as it is home to 90% of Africa’s ecological systems. A large part of Cameroon is under the Congo basin, which holds over 15% of the world’s remaining tropical forests.

• 02/04/2021

Temperature management is the major factor in reducing food loss and waste (FLW) in fruits and vegetables. Cold storage allows for produce to stay fresh for longer periods by slowing down its physiological changes that can lead to quality deterioration.

• 02/04/2021

Horticulture is a fast-growing sector in Tanzanian agriculture. It is growing at a rate of 11% per annum compared to a 4% growth in the overall agriculture sector.

• 02/04/2021

Les systèmes de services d’information sur le climat (SIC) jouent un rôle essentiel en fournissant aux agriculteurs les renseignements dont ils ont besoin pour augmenter leur productivité, réduire les risques ou mieux résister aux chocs et aux contraintes climatiques.

• 01/27/2021

Distributed energy resources (DER)—including smart transmission grids, energy storage and electric vehicle charging infrastructure—offer new opportunities for electricity cost savings, service reliability and quality improvements, as well as reduced pollution and greenhouse gas emissions

• 01/15/2021

One of the primary USAID LESTARI project goals is to conserve biodiversity in carbon rich and biologically important forest and mangrove ecosystems.

• 01/05/2021