Accelerating climate action | STORY
The GCF is the world's largest fund dedicated to helping developing countries reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and respond to the impacts of climate change.
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Beyond targets: How UNOPS is driving climate action | INSIGHT
To help achieve this, we launched our Climate Action Programme in 2024 and developed a comprehensive climate strategy . We are also assessing climate risks and emissions across our organization to gather data. But the decentralized nature of UNOPS presents a challenge.
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Advancing climate action. Building resilience. | STORY
Advancing climate action. Building resilience. How we support Research Initiatives Watch The need for accelerated action to fight the climate crisis is the defining issue of our time. We're committed to providing the practical solutions needed to help countries prepare for our future climate.
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A Q&A with Henning Wuester on how UNOPS enables the Initiative for Climate Action Transparency | INSIGHT
The Initiative for Climate Action Transparency (ICAT) aims to support developing countries in building transparency frameworks for effective climate action. Hosted by UNOPS, ICAT is driving this crucial work by providing countries with the tools and data needed for informed policy decisions.
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Infrastructure for climate action | NEWS
"Sustainable infrastructure is the only way we can ensure that people, nature and the environment thrive together,” said Inger Andersen, UN Environment Programme Executive Director. “As we seek to bridge the infrastructure gap and improve the quality of life of people everywhere, it is critical that we invest in sustainable infrastructure that adapts to future uncertain climate conditions; contributes to the decarbonization of the economy; protects biodiversity and minimizes pollution,” said Ms. Andersen.
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3 ways UNOPS is driving climate action | VIDEO
Close 3 ways UNOPS is driving climate action “I believe that every project, every initiative, every action – no matter how small – can contribute to a more sustainable future.” Ahead of COP30, Senior Climate Analyst Vanja Wylie discusses 3 ways UNOPS is driving climate action and ensuring climate considerations are embedded into everything we do.
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Transparency for strong and impactful climate action | INSIGHT
Accelerating transformational change In 2025, countries are expected to renew and update their commitments to the global fight against climate change by submitting a revised national climate action plan to cut emissions and adapt to climate change – also referred to as Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
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Water for climate action | STORY
Funded by the Global Environment Facility, the programme focuses on integrated ocean management and sustainable economic growth. By turning big ideas into practical solutions, the programme supports grassroots initiatives, empowers local communities and fosters a sense of shared purpose.
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Action for Climate Targets: ACT for a Net-Zero Future | STATEMENT
WEC's Action for Climate Targets - also known as WEC ACT- is the dedicated climate action pillar of this portfolio. It is channeling its climate related operational expertise and experience for tailored support, and the ability to coordinate between partners and initiatives, where needed.
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UNOPS launches ambitious Climate Strategy to accelerate climate action | NEWS
UNOPS pledges in the strategy include: Reducing corporate emissions by 45 per cent by 2030, and achieving net-zero before 2050 Reducing energy use across our operations and offering more energy-efficient solutions in the projects we implement Integrating sustainable procurement and circular economy principles Tackling emissions in our supply chains, including Scope 3 value chain emissions Integrating climate risk screening in all UNOPS infrastructure projects Promoting nature-based infrastructure Increasing the climate resilience of our operations and personnel across around 200 offices globally Strong collaboration with our partners is a cornerstone of these efforts.
