Women-led field schools blend Mayan traditions with climate-smart farming, boosting resilience and protecting Lake Atitlán.
Locally led innovations empower communities globally to build lasting resilience to the climate crisis.
An innovative greywater reuse system is enabling rural families in Brazil adapt to drought and grow more food.
In Viet Nam’s Mekong Delta, farmers fight saltwater intrusion by upcycling plastic waste into water storage and irrigation systems.
Cover crops help Cambodian farmers boost yields, improve soil and withstand heat and drought
In Cape Town, AFCIA partners came together to share lessons learned and shape the future of climate action.
At the Africa Climate Summit, leaders stress moving from adaptation planning to full-scale implementation with stronger finance and readiness support.
Vegetable gardens and beekeeping help Eastern Cape communities to boost food security, resilience and sustainable livelihoods.
Women in Bangladesh use Dreamwater filters to turn floods into safe water and new livelihoods.
