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Funded by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), the Aral Sea GRIP project will support the green rehabilitation of the Karakalpakstan Region by establishing viable measures to allow com-munities of the most disaster afflicted districts to pursue sustainable livelihoods through climate resilient agri-business models.

Over the last 12 days, The Anatomy of Action has outlined the tangible everyday individual actions that contribute to Sustainable Development Goal 12, ensuring responsible consumption and production.

The Anatomy of Action (AoA) is an evidence-based framework created by UNEP and the Unschool of Disruptive Design to guide every individual toward sustainable everyday action, thereby helping them in kickstart of better and lighter life.

Nine Caribbean nations have joined forces in the fight for a toxic-free future for the region, with the launch of the US $11-million Caribbean ISLANDS project today. The GGKP manages a global communication, coordination and knowledge management (CCKM) project, which connects the regional ISLANDS projects and will help maximize the collective impact of the country and regional projects.

Tashkent – On July 2, 2021 the Korean Development Agency (KOICA) and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) signed an agreement for implementation of the “Green Rehabilitation Investment Project for Karakalpakstan Republic to address impacts of the Aral Sea Crisis”. This project has a budget of $5.6 million and will be implemented from July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2024.

According to scientists, cutting the carbon footprint associated with mobility would be the fastest route in meeting the 1.5°C target set by the Paris Agreement. Join the #AnatomyofAction to explore solutions to make travel healthier for people and the planet.

Delegations of the Korea International Cooperation Agency, the State Committee for Ecology and Environmental Protection and the Global Green Growth Institute met on June 17, 2021, the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought to discuss plans for a Green Rehabilitation Investment Project for the Aral Sea and other avenues for collaboration.

On June 5, GGGI and the Republic of Uzbekistan signed a Host Country Agreement (HCA), harnessing opportunities to support Uzbekistan’s transition toward a low-carbon, climate resilient development pathway. This step is a milestone in the developing partnership between GGGI and Uzbekistan with strong support from President Mirzoyoyev of the Republic...

The pace at which we buy puts the planet at serious risk. With the #AnatomyOfAction and a touch of creativity, you will start with what you already have and give your stuff a new life!