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Training

Climate Basics Course

This self-guided, one-hour course introduces how and why Earth’s climate is changing and why climate is relevant to development.
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Document

Global Water Strategy Indicator Handbook

The Global Water Strategy Indicator Handbook is intended for use by USAID staff and implementing partners involved in WSSH programming to ensure correct use of USAID’s standard indicators.
Document

Building Resilience Capacity through Project Management Training

USAID Climate Ready has been working in close partnership with the University of the South Pacific Pacific Technical and Further Education school to deliver accredited professional development courses in project management. The aim is to improve local capacity to manage and implement adaptation projects as climate finance starts flowing into the Pacific.   
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Video

A USAID Climate Ready Partnership with USP Pacific Technical and Further Education (TAFE): Part 1

USAID Climate Ready has been working in close partnership with the University of the South Pacific (USP) Pacific Technical and Further Education (TAFE) school to deliver accredited professional development courses in project management. The aim is to improve local capacity to manage and implement adaptation projects as climate finance starts flowing into the Pacific.
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USAID Climate Ready Lessons Learned Report

This document provides concise, insightful, and practical suggestions based on the USAID Climate Ready Project implementation experience. It outlines the main lessons learned across eight topic areas.
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Climate Change, Economic Production, Inequality, and Poverty

Climate change is widely understood to be a significant driver of future patterns of human well-being. This paper seeks to quantify the impact of climate change on future levels of poverty across different income thresholds and scenarios modeling the impact of climate change on future patterns of human poverty across various thresholds and scenarios.
Factsheet

Mexico Climate Change Fact Sheet

USAID is assisting Mexico in addressing illegal logging, reducing its greenhouse gas emissions through economic incentives, and partnering with the private sector to help small farmers integrate into markets.