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Climate Change Extended Indicator Handbook

The Climate Change Extended Indicator Handbook seeks to provide improved guidance that addresses common challenges that OUs and IPs face when designing, implementing, and reporting on climate activities.
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GCC Standard Indicator Handbook

This handbook lists the FY 2024 USAID and Department of State standard indicators for climate change and development.
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Technical Report

USAID’s Climate Work: FY 2023 Review

In FY 2023 USAID supported its partners to: prevent 295 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions, help communities in more than 60 countries build their resilience to climate impacts, conserve 82 million hectares of tropical rainforests, and mobilize $16.7 billion in outside public and private finance on top of USAID’s work.
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Primer: Locally Led Adaptation

This primer provides an overview of locally led adaptation and its role as an important component of USAID’s approach to addressing the climate crisis.
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USAID CASA FY2023 Semi-Annual Report

The first half of FY2023 represented start-up for Climate Adaptation Support Activity and it successfully achieved all start-up tasks on or ahead of schedule.