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In Togo, climate change is causing shorter, more severe wet seasons and longer, more severe dry seasons.

In Ghana, climate change is causing shorter, more severe wet seasons and longer, more severe dry seasons, which makes relying on rainwater increasingly difficult.

Villagers near Tandjouare, Togo are working with representatives from the US State Department and Ministry of Environment to build a dam and reservoir that will be used to collect water so that the land can be irrigated throughout the year.

In Togo, climate change is causing shorter, more intense periods of heavy rainfall, and longer and hotter dry seasons. The city of Sokode is using greywater from its septic sludge treatment plant to grow vegetables, ensuring constant access to water for agriculture throughout the year.

In Lomé, Togo, women sell fish that local fishermen catch in the Zio River, located behind their merchant stand.

A community member holds two juvenile giant clams on the Red Sea coastline in Port Ghalib, Egypt. These giant clams are part of a USAID-supported clam farm and hatchery that works to repopulate the native giant clam in the Red Sea.

The Red Sea coral reef is one of the longest continuous living reefs in the world, and its uniquely resilient corals are crucial to global reef survival as the oceans warm.

A community member holds two juvenile giant clams on the Red Sea coastline in Port Ghalib, Egypt. These giant clams are part of a USAID-supported clam farm and hatchery that works to repopulate the native giant clam in the Red Sea.

For decades, USAID has provided sustained investment in Egypt’s agricultural sector that supports farmers in Upper Egypt and the Delta to improve their farm management.

A farmer is sitting atop of a truck containing wheat kernels directly following harvest in Beheira, Egypt, where growing conditions are getting more challenging due to climate change.

Qinghai Lake in Haibei Zhou, Qinghai Province, China, is a well-known but well-protected natural tourist attraction.

These windmills on Qinghai Lake continuously convey energy to the whole of Qinghai region.