Data Gaps Initiative helps policymakers better understand the environmental impact of economic activities and the effectiveness of climate policies.
As economies worldwide strive to reduce emissions and achieve sustainable growth, reliable data is crucial. It forms the foundation for informed decision-making, guiding policy development, implementation, and monitoring.
“Climate consists of so many things to us,” says Ibrahim Shone, a pastoralist in Isiolo County in Northern Kenya. “It’s not only weather, it’s also about how we prepare for droughts and diseases, and find enough grass for our animals. These things change with the seasons.”
The National Adaptation Plan (NAP) Expo, an initiative under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), serves as a vital platform for sharing knowledge and forging partnerships in our collective journey towards environmental resilience.
The event not only underscores the urgency of climate adaptation, but also highlights the collaborative spirit required to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of our time.
Climate change may feel like a distant problem, but in Pakistan, it’s becoming an urgent reality that affects millions. What do people in Pakistan truly think about the climate crisis, and how willing are they to act? This eye-opening article by the World Bank Team delves into the nation’s shifting attitudes toward climate change and explores how these perspectives could be the key to unlocking a greener, more resilient future. Discover the hopes, concerns, and potential for change that could shape Pakistan’s environmental landscape.
On 1 August 2024, ICLEI (International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives), in partnership with the County Government of Kisumu, Kenya unveiled a tailored-made roadmap towards 100% renewable energy by 2050. Under the 100% Renewables Cities and Regions Roadmap project, Kisumu is sparking the shift to transition its energy landscape. By targeting key sectors such as electricity, transport and clean cooking, the county is setting a powerful example for urban areas worldwide on how to embrace renewable energy solutions.
Before defining regenerative agriculture, it’s important to note what it isn’t. Recognizing the harmful practices that have led to the urgent need for regenerative methods provides crucial context. Regenerative agriculture offers a powerful solution to today’s interconnected crises, including the climate crisis, poverty, declining food security, and biodiversity loss.
