Women farmers uprooting the rice seedlings for transplantation in Siraha District of Nepal

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GCC Standard Indicator Handbook

This handbook lists the FY 2023 USAID and Department of State standard indicators for climate change and development.
Factsheet

Guatemala Climate Change Fact Sheet

Guatemala continues to struggle with elevated exposure to natural hazards and the effects of climate change, including higher temperatures and more variable rainfall that increase the risk of food and water insecurity among the country’s most vulnerable.
  • USAID
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USAID Climate Strategy 2022-2030

This new Strategy takes a “whole-of-Agency” approach that calls on all corners of USAID to play a part in the response. USAID will work on the ground with partner governments and local actors to set the global trajectory toward a vision of a resilient, prosperous, and equitable world with net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
  • USAID
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Increased Exploitation of Natural Resources

The pace of natural resource exploitation in LAC is alarming, unsustainable, and worsened by increased illegality in sectors such as forestry, mining, wildlife trafficking, and fishing. LAC countries play a crucial role in global natural resource markets.
  • Climatelinks
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GCC Indicator Summary Sheet

This table lists standard indicators for USAID’s Office of Global Climate Change (GCC).
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GCC Standard Indicator Reporting Templates

These templates have been designed to facilitate results reporting from implementing partners to their Contracting/Agreement Officer Representative (C/AORs). 
Factsheet

CEADIR Project Overview

This factsheet explains the USAID Climate Economic Analysis for Development, Investment, and Resilience (CEADIR) project.
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Zambia Climate Change Gender Action Plan (ccGAP) Report

With the development of Zambia’s first Climate Change Gender Action Plan (ccGAP:ZM), the Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) will endeavour to take action on women’s leadership in the context of climate change.
  • IUCN GGO
USAID Progress Toward Climate Resilience in Mozambique
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Progress Toward Climate Resilience in Mozambique

This document is the timeline for Mozambique, highlighting the interdependent nature of the building blocks and how USAID’s investments complement government efforts to achieve their own key policy milestones.
Progress Toward Climate Resilience in Colombia
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Progress Toward Climate Resilience in Colombia

This document is the timeline for Colombia, highlighting the interdependent nature of the building blocks and how USAID’s investments complement government efforts to achieve their own key policy milestones.
Progress Toward Climate Resilience in Colombia - Spanish
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Avances hacia la resiliencia climática en Colombia

This document is the Spanish timeline for Colombia, highlighting the interdependent nature of the building blocks and how USAID’s investments complement government efforts to achieve their own key policy milestones.
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Progress Toward Climate Resilience in the Philippines

This document is the timeline for the Philippines, highlighting the interdependent nature of the building blocks and how USAID’s investments complement government efforts to achieve their own key policy milestones.