To accelerate the financial technology-enabled climate resilience solutions across the target markets.

To position the development of the tourism industry in Albania as a positive influence on the status of biodiversity in coastal Key Biodiversity Areas, and as pillar of sustainable livelihoods, through mainstreaming biodiversity in tourism planning and development

To catalyse public and private financing for climate-resilient rice landscapes, value chains and livelihoods

Towards a nature positive world by 2030 through businesses driving policy ambition and reducing negative corporate impact

To demonstrate the critical role that the effective management of marine and coastal ecosystems surrounding surf breaks can play in protecting biodiversity and ecosystem function, and in generating blue economy benefits that will motivate further ecosystem conservation.

Strengthen the national transparency system in Brazil (DataClima+) for informing national policymaking and meeting the requirements of the enhanced transparency framework (ETF) under the Paris Agreement.

The Net-Zero Adaptation Finance (NZAF) project is an innovative, global project proposed by Winrock International and FAO to increase integration of climate change adaptation into net-zero carbon projects. Primarily oriented towards the agriculture, forestry, and other land use (AFOLU) sector, the NZAF project is intended to foster the development and implementation of AFOLU projects, especially in the context of least developing countries (LDCs).

Project Objective: Develop and launch the Adaptation Equivalency Index (AEI) in Guatemala and Honduras to ensure decreased loss of habitat, improved ecological resiliency, sustainable living income for smallholder producers (men and women) and an increase in adaptation investment from the private sector through the use of a standardized, quantifiable approach

Objective Indicators:
Indicator A: Area of land managed for climate resilience
Target A: 2,054 hectares managed for climate resilience

Systemic climate resilience methodologies, metrics and guidelines in infrastructure investment planning lead to increased resilience of economic infrastructure projects preventing future human and financial disasters.

To protect human health and the environment from harmful effects of mercury through implementation of policies and improved practices to phase down the use of dental amalgams