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Value chain development needs for fruit and berries in Mongolia
Producing fruit and berries requires years of vigorous work, finance, experience, and skills and is usually developed with consistent and long-term government support in Mongolia. This policy brief was produced during the implementation of the UNDP-FAO SCALA programme.
UNDP Issues Brief on Resilient Food and Agriculture

Agriculture is socio-economic backbone of rural landscapes employing an estimated 2.5 billion people. Over the 20th century food and agriculture commodity production and consumption has grown largely at the cost of negative externalities that led to social inequalities and environmental degradation.  

UNDP Issues Brief Climate Information and Early Warning Systems
Climate change is expected to increase the exposure of many countries, especially least developed countries (LDCs), to climate and meteorological hazards which threaten lives, infrastructure and economic activities. Extreme meteorological and climate events, such as heavy rainfall causing flooding and landslides, or increasing heatwaves and droughts, are either already increasing in intensity, duration and frequency, or are likely to do so in the future.
Project brief | "GLOF II" Pakistan

December 2022

Project infographic | GLOF-II Pakistan
Project interventions booklet | GLOF-II Pakistan

Booklet outlining project's targets and interventions in Gilgit Baltistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Valley maps | "GLOF-II" Pakistan

Map showing locations of the GLOF-II project in Gilgit-Baltistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Project brief | GCA Bangladesh

Brief for project 'Enhancing Adaptive Capacities of Coastal Communities, especially Women, to Cope with Climate Change-Induced Salinity in Bangladesh' (known locally as the Gender-responsive Coastal Adaptation, or GCA, project) 

Building climate resilience of vulnerable agricultural livelihoods in southern Zimbabwe

The objective ot the proposed project is to strengthen resilience or agricultural livelihoods of vulnerable communities, particularly women, in southern ambaowe in the face of uncreasing camale tasss and umpacts. The project presents strong complementarity with the Zimbabwe Resilience Building Fund (ZRBF) investments, especially in value-chain and market development. There is huge potential for synergies between resilience building activities funded by current donor contributions (EU, DID & Sida), as well as any future contributions to the Fund.

Mainstreaming climate change adaptation into development brochure
The NAPs are carried out in an integrated approach linking to NDCs and contribute to UNDP’s Climate Promise.