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Stakeholders apply the USAID framework for screening hydropower facilities during a working session hosted by VietNam Electricity (EVN) (2015).
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Assessing Climate Risks in the Energy Sector

The implementation of climate resilient low-emission development (LED) strategies is essential for ensuring the integrity and performance of LED programs and projects in the face of evolving climate impacts.
  • Molly Hellmuth, Joanne Potter
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Solar Energy for a Brighter Future

USAID is strengthening the resilience of Honduran communities through varied financial opportunities that increase access to renewable energy, helping them avoid emissions.
A fisher glides past a stand of mangroves in a boat.
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Managing Fisheries in the Face of Climate Risk

Climate risk management is woven throughout the design of a new USAID/Philippines fisheries protection project, which will improve fisheries productivity and increase the resiliency of fishing communities.
  • Christine Chumbler
Grand-mother Bamogo Mariam lives in Illela and is one of the women growing a nutritious garden to enrich children, pregnant and lactating mother's meals, and prevent malnutrition. This community garden, which has a lot of moringa, baobad and many other vegetables is a source of pride for her, as it's the first to be created in Illela.
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The Joy of a Community Garden

The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), in collaboration with the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), as part of its strengthening resilience on the Kaya Dori axis project, offered two community gardens planted with the best nature-based solutions and equipped with solar panels. Three more gardens will be built close to IDPs camp for family resilience and nutritious food.
A growing pumpkin protected in a village on the coast of the Kikori River Delta
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Food Security for Climate Impact Villages in the Kikori River Delta

A small project by the Piku Biodiversity Network provides seeds and plants to women, offering security and essential nutrients to families during the storm season. Women collaborate as communities build climate resilience. Seeds have been supplied from greenhouses in villages located miles away in the mountains, demonstrating how villages help one other build climate resilience.
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Renewable Energy Lending in West Africa

This document provides information on renewable energy lending in West Africa that is being supported through the USAID Climate Economic Analysis for Development, Investment and Resilience (CEADIR) project.