UNOPS and the United States to support the Global Climate Action Partnership | NEWS
Trigg Talley - Senior Advisor to the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate and Director, Climate Negotiations and Programs, Department of State.
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30 years of action
Mission Hubs to advance the SDGs The SDGs are the driving force behind our work.
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UNOPS commits to supporting climate action under landmark agreement | NEWS
Adapting is a key part of this, and we look forward to working together with the Global Center on Adaptation on innovative ways to adapt to and tackle the climate crisis,” said UNOPS Executive Director Grete Faremo.
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Youth leadership key to climate action | NEWS
The event also highlighted why climate change isn't just an environmental issue but also a social justice issue – disproportionately impacting marginalized communities.
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The importance of inclusive infrastructure for climate action | NEWS
News The importance of inclusive infrastructure for climate action 14 November 2022 Inclusive and rights-based climate action must be integrated into infrastructure development to support the Paris Agreement and Sustainable Development Goals, according to UNOPS latest research.
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Accelerating climate action through good governance | STATEMENT
They mean thousands of local jobs.
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Platforms for multilateral action
Funds, grants and programmes Read more Well-managed and coordinated funds, grants and programmes are key drivers of multilateral action.
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Advancing climate action through the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre | NEWS
Climate action is a global priority and UNOPS is committed to helping our partners achieve their 2030 Agenda commitments, to build a better future. Grete Faremo - UNOPS Executive Director "This new agreement builds on a firm and long-lasting relationship between UNEP and UNOPS.
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A Q&A with Romeo Bertolini on how UNOPS helps the NDC Partnership drive global collaboration on climate action | INSIGHT
It supports more than 80 countries and over 30 institutions committed to implementing the Paris Agreement. Explore further.
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Our planet must be liveable for all | OPINION
But if these negotiations don't consider the many ways in which climate and conflict are intertwined, they remain wishful thinking. Continue reading this article . Explore further.
