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Traditional markets are the lifeblood of communities across the world. Every part of the food value chain, from farm to fork, has dramatic impacts on our climate and needs to be at the forefront of any climate discussion.

Low cost transportation is an enormous pollutant, but is critical for any economy and is the lifeblood of millions of people--both drivers and riders. Finding green solutions for low cost transportation will be essential in the coming generation.

This photo was taken in the Western Province of Rwanda, Rubavu District, under the Sebeya Landscape Restoration Pilot Program. It shows the climate-smart agriculture practices of landscape restoration through radical terraces and agroforestry trees.

This photo was taken in the Western Province of Rwanda, Rubavu District, on March 25, 2021, under the Sebeya Landscape Restoration Pilot Program. It shows the climate-smart agriculture practices of landscape restoration through radical terraces and agroforestry trees.

For the first time in her life, a mother of 5 felt helpless and hopeless as she experienced major flooding when Typhoon Rai hit her community in Surigao City.

Deep within Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary in Cambodia’s Preah Vihear province, an IBIS Rice farmer displays her wildlife-friendly and organic-certified rice.

This photo shows members of a joint patrol between the Provincial Department of Environment rangers and Sre Veal Community Protected Area members in Prey Lang Wildlife Sanctuary, Preah Vihear province, Cambodia.

In Northern Cambodia's Dang Phlet Community Protected Area, Kuy Indigenous Peoples and community members lead a forest patrol to prevent land encroachment, illegal logging, and wildlife crime.

The sun rises over Phnom Tbeng Natural Heritage Park in Northern Cambodia.

A farmer with Nuru Kenya stands in front of the cows she and her husband purchased through their Nuru-supported cooperative, Ikerege Farmers’ Cooperative Society.

This photo was taken in July 2022 and shows a United States Energy Association (USEA) facilitated training of dispatchers from the Rwanda Energy Group's National Electricity Control Center (NECC), occurring in Belgrade, Serbia.