Rice based communities in the Tonle Sap region of Cambodia reduce their climate vulnerability and increase their resilience to climate change through an ecosystem-based, market-driven approach.

Building resilience to climate change risks amongst agricultural and pastoral communities of South Sudan.

To scale up and mainstream sustainable land management for large-scale impact in the grazing lands of target sites in Limpopo and Northern Cape of South Africa

To increase the capacity of local communities in Gobaad Plain and Tadjourah Ville to adapt to climate change

To enable fisheries and aquaculture stakeholders in Timor-Leste to adapt to climate change and manage biodiversity conservation through reducing vulnerabilities, piloting and adopting new practices and technologies and sharing information and knowledge

To achieve integrated, cross-sectoral, ecosystem-based management of the Limpopo River to uplift the living standards of the basin’s population and conserve the basin’s resources and ecosystem services.

Prevent, reduce and reverse land degradation processes (SDG 2, 13, 15) to promote the sustainable development of rural communities, ensuring the provision of key ecosystem services and food sovereignty, within the framework of national efforts to achieve the LDN in Ecuador (2.4.1; 13.2.1; 15.3.1).

To prevent the build-up of materials and chemicals in the environment that contain POPS and Mercury and other harmful chemicals in SIDS, and to manage and dispose of existing harmful chemicals and materials in SIDS

To increase the resilience of productive landscapes and rural communities through innovations and technology transfer for climate change adaptation

To enhance resilience of vulnerable upland communities to climate change impacts through climate-smart agricultural practices in upland production systems.