Powering Up the Energy System in Samoa Grid infrastructure development and upgrades, alongside longer-term institutional reforms, can strengthen Samoa’s energy resilience.
Using Data to Safeguard Vulnerable Communities from Climate Risks Analysis of geographically granular data is essential to identify vulnerable areas and optimize resource distribution.
How Asia and the Pacific can Take the Heat off Tourism Extreme heat responds to practical, affordable, evidence-based action, making tourism a promising place to initiate intervention measures.
Overcoming Barriers to Low-Emission Zone Adoption in Southeast Asia Low-emission zones can reduce transport-related air pollution but require strong planning and preparation for successful implementation.
Portable Solar Power Lights Up Off-Grid Communities A locally adapted solar system provides affordable power for lighting, charging, and basic appliances in vulnerable communities in Surigao del Norte.
The Economics of Avoided Emissions: The Cost of Keeping 1 Ton of CO₂ Out of the Atmosphere Mitigation efforts can be optimized to reduce dollars spent per emissions reduction unit.
How Indonesia Is Linking Climate Action and Health Indonesia is aligning policies and strengthening intra-government coordination to address the growing health risks of climate change.
Building Climate-Resilient and Low-Carbon Hospitals—Why Regional Learning Matters Regional cooperation helps countries learn faster, share solutions, and scale effective action.
How Investing in Women's Leadership Strengthens Climate Resilience Combining leadership and climate training can help women lead more confidently in climate decision-making.
Harvesting the Sun: Scaling Up Grid-Integrated Solar Irrigation Pumps in Bangladesh A dual-purpose energy model enabled farmers to irrigate crops and earn additional income by supplying surplus electricity to the grid.