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Green Field Day participants at a demonstration plot in Adamawa State, Nigeria.
Blog Post

Nuru Nigeria Hosts Green Field Day to Strengthen Farmers’ Resilience

Nuru Nigeria hosted a “Green Field Day” through the USAID-funded Building Sustainable Livelihoods Program. Green Field Day provides a rare learning opportunity for communities in fragile contexts to learn about critical adaptation techniques to prepare for and manage worsening climatic conditions.
  • Nuru Nigeria
Technical Report

Overview of Climate Security at USAID

The purpose of this technical brief is to help readers make connections about the relationship between climate change and conflict. It provides USAID’s definition of climate security, and highlights multiple ways in which climate change and conflict interact, and describes approaches for USAID programming.
  • Daniel Abrahams, USAID
Female workers sort through a pile of tens of thousands of plastic household items for them to be recycled in a recycling plastic factory in Barishal, Bangladesh.
Postcards from the Field

Postcard from the Field: Plastic Recycling

In the city of Barishal, Bangladesh, female workers at a recycling facility sort through tens of thousands of plastic items collected from households, restaurants, hotels, and markets across the city.
  • Climatelinks
Two children and their father holding bags of rice on their shoulders and smiling.
Blog Post

Climate Strategy Hub Highlights to Explore this Earth Week

When the Climate Strategy launched, Climatelinks built a hub as an easy way for climate and development professionals to find Climate Strategy resources. In this blog you will find a compilation of some of the most popular resources on the Climatelinks Climate Strategy hub.
  • Climatelinks
Postcards from the Field

Postcard from the Field: Healthy Fodder, Healthy People, Healthy Planet

With training from Heifer Nepal, this farmer learned about better feeding practices and other livestock care techniques, quadrupling the amount of milk her cows produce for her family’s food and income. By feeding their cattle a gut-friendly diet year-round, the farmer and her community are caring for the environment by aiding in reducing methane emissions produced by livestock.
  • Climatelinks
Factsheet

USAID Climate Strategy Progress Update

A changing climate has unleashed devastating droughts, floods, storms, and other shocks that imperil the lives and livelihoods of billions. Recognizing that this decade will be decisive for the future of our planet, USAID launched a Climate Strategy in April 2022 anchored in ambitious actions to reduce carbon emissions, including the Agency’s own, and help partner countries adapt to climate impacts and build greater resilience to climate change.
Blog Post

Beyond Technology: Empowering Leaders through the Women in Power System Transformation Initiative

The development of the Women in Power System Transformation initiative is a significant step towards advancing climate efforts and gender equality around the world. Women in PST is bringing together leading institutions focused on gender diversity and equality in the energy and other sectors to support students, researchers, and power sector practitioners.
  • Ariel Schindler
Harvesting French beans at one the solar-powered irrigation sites set by Feed the Future Rwanda Hinga Weze Activity in one of Rwanda's drought-prone districts of Bugesera.
Postcards from the Field

Postcard from the Field: Growing More Through Solar-Powered Energy

The five-year Feed the Future Hinga Weze project closed in 2022 after supporting the sustainable intensification of Rwandan smallholder farming systems for 733,000 farmers. The project worked to increase the resilience of Rwanda’s agricultural and food systems to a changing climate.
  • Climatelinks