As the Pacific steps into a defining climate moment ahead of COP31, Tonga is doing the work now — building the evidence base that will shape decisions for generations.
In a changing climate, certainty is rare. But knowledge, shared in familiar voices and trusted spaces, can restore confidence.
Mangrove restoration in the small village of Khardi has revived ecosystems, livelihoods and community pride.
In Uzbekistan, reaching people during disasters remains a challenge; mosque loudspeakers will now broadcast alerts to 6.5 million people.
Five decades of UNDP–NAMEM collaboration are enhancing data, modelling and early warnings to help Mongolia manage climate risks.
On the outer atolls, families relied on fragile rainwater and brackish wells. Now, community-led systems deliver reliable, safe water.
This webinar presented the AFSG and illustrated how it drew on country experiences, proven business models and financing approaches to strengthen systems, align financing with national adaptation priorities, and scale up investment together with other partners.
On the cyclone-prone coast, Rehana is helping farmers adopt climate-resilient livelihoods while challenging barriers around gender and disability.
New high-resolution coastal data will help Tonga model sea-level rise, strengthen disaster preparedness and guide long-term adaptation.
