This report highlights the state of climate risk regulation in Africa’s financial sector and presents an analysis of the financial stability architecture and climate risk initiatives in 12 countries.
This case study evaluates Rwanda's implementation of Urban Low Emissions Development Strategies (Urban-LEDS II), a global initiative that strengthens climate resilience through low emissions.
The Advance Recovery Fee and Deposit project aims to create an enabling environment to help improve the collection, management and recycling of waste entering the Cook Islands,
This project aims to educate local communities in Fiji on waste segregation, divert organic waste from dumpsites and process organic waste to support agricultural activities.
Niue looks to introduce a financially sustainable system to enable the long-term collection, management, and export of recyclable and end-of life electronic items.
This case study demonstrates the difficulties of providing water utility services to low-income communities in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and potential policy solutions for providing clean, safe drinking water to slum residents.
This project provides a holistic approach to hazardous waste management through the development of national strategies and regulations to help the country achieve environmental, economic, social and health benefits.
This project looks to reduce waste disposal at the Majuro dumpsite in the Marshall Islands.
This report proposes five energy-mix scenarios to decarbonize Hong Kong by 2050 and evaluates their climate, economic, environmental, health and energy security
impacts.
Climate Action in the Middle East and North Africa (CAMENA) is a financial facility providing support to the region’s sustainable growth and its efforts to combat climate change.