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A USAID Climate Ready Partnership with USP Pacific Technical and Further Education (TAFE): Part 1

USAID Climate Ready has been working in close partnership with the University of the South Pacific (USP) Pacific Technical and Further Education (TAFE) school to deliver accredited professional development courses in project management. The aim is to improve local capacity to manage and implement adaptation projects as climate finance starts flowing into the Pacific.
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Building Resilience Capacity through Project Management Training

USAID Climate Ready has been working in close partnership with the University of the South Pacific Pacific Technical and Further Education school to deliver accredited professional development courses in project management. The aim is to improve local capacity to manage and implement adaptation projects as climate finance starts flowing into the Pacific.   
  • USAID Climate Ready
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Technical Report

The 5Rs Framework in the Program Cycle

This Technical Note describes the 5Rs Framework and demonstrates how it can be applied to strengthen local systems and promote sustainability.
Group of teenagers smiling on a boat in Zimbabwe.
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Young Scientists for Development

Several student projects around the world were recognized as winners of the 2022 USAID Science for Development Awards. The projects were in the fields of agriculture and food security, climate and environmental protection, global health, and working in crisis and conflict.
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Sea to Saxaul

Formerly the fourth largest lake in the world, the Aral Sea began shrinking in the 1960s after the rivers that fed it were diverted for irrigation.
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When the Desert Moves In

Once a fishing village along the coast of the Aral Sea, sand dunes consume Akespe, Kazakhstan
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Winds of Change

This location was once 20-30 meters below the surface level of the Aral Sea. Now, it is a part of one of the world's newest deserts, the Aralkum.
A cocoa farmer collecting cocoa pods in Colombia.
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Happiness in the Middle of a Cocoa Crop

The cultivation of cocoa is contributing to the peace of Colombia since it is a legal crop that has displaced illicit ones. Cocoa is also a crop that conserves biodiversity, captures carbon, and, being an indigenous crop of the Amazon, keeps the soils healthy.