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Warnings don't always reach those most at risk in Fiji. Stronger coordination and communication systems can close the last-mile gap.
Assistant Superintendent of Police and Officer in Charge of Police Command Coordination Centre, Koroi Seduadua.
Across Mongolia, Namibia, Uzbekistan, Rwanda, Afghanistan and Yemen, communities are restoring landscapes and livelihoods.
Herders like Dolgorsuren are adopting livestock rearing methods that allow them to maintain their incomes.
Egypt is safeguarding vulnerable Nile Delta communities with 75km of eco-defenses and embedding long-term coastal adaptation in national plans.
A fisher sits in a small blue boat with fishing rods extended over calm waters in Egypt.
New weather stations in Tajikistan are delivering earlier warnings, helping communities protect crops, livestock and livelihoods.
  UNDP Representative Sudipto Mukerjee and Hydromet Director Qurbonzoda Abdullo Habibullo cut the ribbon to officially launch the newly installed automatic weather station at Sardai-Miyona
Erratic rainfall threatens farming in Zimbabwe. Irrigation and Farmer Field Schools are boosting livelihoods and opportunities for women.
Two farmers examine irrigation equipment in a green crop field at the Farai Irrigation Scheme in Zimbabwe.
Uzbekistan faces gaps in critical weather data. Modern observation systems are helping improve forecasts and climate resilience.
Three technicians install and configure weather observation equipment at a meteorological station in Uzbekistan.