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In Andhra Pradesh, India, a community-led effort has revived 792 ha. of mangroves, boosting coastal protection, biodiversity and livelihoods.
M. Satyanarayana, Chairperson of the Eco-Development Committee in Coringa, India, smiles at the camera against a backdrop of dense green foliage.
Under a GCF-funded project in southern Zimbabwe, women are accessing climate information, savings groups and labour-saving farm tools.
Five women wearing colourful clothing and headscarves stand together among tall green maize plants in a field, some smiling at the camera.
Countries need more adaptation finance. But mobilizing investment at scale also requires stronger coordination – here's why.
 A group of women in brightly coloured saris walk through a green agricultural field, carrying a watering can, hoe and freshly harvested leafy vegetables.
Why connecting people is key to unlocking unique climate, agriculture and food security benefits
Global hunger declined for the third consecutive year in 2025, with 43 million fewer hungry people in the world than at the 2022 peak.
In Uzbekistan, growing demand for climate information is driving efforts to improve data sharing, coordination and climate risk management.
A group of people gathered outdoors on a grassy hillside examine information on a laptop, with one person pointing at the screen.
From Zimbabwe to Madagascar, early warnings are helping families prepare for floods and droughts, protect livelihoods and act before disaster strikes.
Group of farmers in a cornfield, with one in a blue shirt and red hat gesturing.