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Bringing Harmony to GHG MRV
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Bringing Harmony to GHG MRV

This paper introduces the first-of-its-kind RALI GHG MRV Harmonization Approach, which helps practitioners align emission reductions achieved through on the ground projects with national GHG inventories.
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.
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.
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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.
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Progress Toward Financing Urban Infrastructure—An Update on the C40 Cities Finance Facility

We’ve all heard the numbers – the global infrastructure investment needed to keep up with projected economic growth is severely lacking. In cities, where 54% of the world’s population now lives, it is estimated that US$4.1 to 4.3 trillion in urban infrastructure investments is needed. To make that infrastructure climate resilient and emission reducing, the estimate increases by 9-27%.
  • Climatelinks
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USAID and IUCN Partner to Advance Gender in the Environment

Gender equality and women’s empowerment – particularly when it comes to ensuring that women and men have equal opportunities in accessing, benefiting from and participating in environmental decision-making – are essential for effective conservation and sustainable development.   
  • Lorena Aguilar, Corinne Hart