The new finance goal needs clear and enforceable adaptation targets to help vulnerable countries cope with the impact of climate change
Adaptation policy has grown to be of central importance in our collective response to the climate crisis – but more funding is urgently needed
A new approach to adaptation is putting communities most affected by climate change at the heart of how decisions are made
The Adaptation Fund is supporting the UN goal to have early warning systems for everyone on the planet by 2027, which will save lives
Climate funds are the early adopters of a different way of doing finance. One which prioritises the climate, communities and the natural world.
Last month, a government-owned electricity company deliberately spilled water from its dam, displacing tens of thousands
Data shows countries provided $89.6bn in 2021, but funding for adaptation declined.
With climate devastation growing, we can’t keep sidelining climate adaptation at governments’ climate talks
Information about projects to help adapt to climate change is scattered, hard-to-find and incomplete, making keeping track of them impossible
Scientists say funding needs to increase ‘many-fold’ in order to reach climate goals and protect communities disproportionately affected by global warming
A $100 million project was meant to protect Karachi slumdwellers from flooding, but instead made many homeless before work stalled
Presidents of Senegal, DRC and Ghana travelled to Rotterdam to talk about adapting to climate change. Only one European leader was there to meet them
At least 550 people died as the wettest month in three decades washed away mud houses in rural Balochistan – and international aid is not forthcoming
Politicians, citizens and experts meet to discuss how and why France must invest more heavily in climate adaptation after report warns of major national impacts
Last month’s landmark UN science report underlines why vulnerable countries must demand funding to cover their climate-induced losses
To ensure the most vulnerable communities get the help they need, the Green Climate Fund must look to the already existing adaptation funds
As negotiations enter the second week, countries from the continent feel neglected despite this year’s big promises
With too little data to inform local climate science, African countries lack a fundamental tool to plan long term adaptation strategies