New GEF Project Raises Hope for Change in India’s Indigenous Lake Community

At dawn, Santo Chakma, 63, nudges his wooden boat into a reservoir known as Dumboor Lake that swallowed his childhood.

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Armed Conflict, Funding Cuts and Supply Chain Pressures Deepen Global Hunger Risks

Armed conflict, economic shocks, and climate pressures are driving worsening food insecurity across many of the world's most vulnerable regions

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In Sikkim, Snow Leopards and Communities Share the High Mountains

SECURE Himalaya project, supported by the GEF, helped make the snow leopard count possible by building community-based monitoring capacity.

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Central Asia Bets on a New Water–Land Pact to Survive Environmental Degradation

At the 8th GEF Assembly, five Central Asian countries officially launched implementation of the Central Asia Water and Land Nexus Programme.

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Central Asia Bets on a New Water–Land Pact to Survive Environmental Degradation

At the 8th GEF Assembly, five Central Asian countries officially launched implementation of the Central Asia Water and Land Nexus Programme.

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From War Zones to Global Environment Talks, Communities Seek Faster Green Finance

Veteran environmentalist finds herself in Samarkand at the GEF Assembly advocating for funding to restore ecosystems damaged by war.

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As Global Demand for Gold Grows, UN Mercury Head Warns Toxic Fumes Put Women in a Motherhood Dilemma

Monika Stankiewicz, of the Minamata Convention on Mercury, warns mercury pollution linked to artisanal gold mining has global impacts.

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Filipino Indigenous Leader Takes Ancient Wisdom to the Global Stage

An Indigenous leader at the 8th GEF Assembly says Indigenous knowledge is not only cultural heritage but also a practical tool for survival.

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As Three COPs Converge, Leaders at GEF Council Call for Unified Global Action

On day 2 of the GEF’s 71st Council Meeting, a clear message emerged: global environmental governance cannot afford fragmentation.

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As Three COPs Converge, Leaders at GEF Council Call for Unified Global Action

On day 2 of the GEF’s 71st Council Meeting, a clear message emerged: global environmental governance cannot afford fragmentation.

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Delegates Push for Greater Accountability, Community Inclusion as GEF Crosses Major Environmental Milestones

GEF said its eighth replenishment cycle (GEF-8) was about to exceed environmental targets for across the spectrum of conventions.

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GEF Council Welcomes New Green Pledges, Highlights Old Access Barriers

As GEF 8 Assembly opened, donor nations urged broader funding commitments, while developing countries called for accessible paths to finance.

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GEF Council Welcomes New Green Pledges, Highlights Old Access Barriers

As GEF 8 Assembly opened, donor nations urged broader funding commitments, while developing countries called for accessible paths to finance.

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Ambitious Fund Aims To Connect 300 Million Africans To Reliable, Cleaner Energy By 2030 - Health Policy Watch

DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – African leaders and global financial institutions have launched a landmark $40 billion Africa Energy Fund to fast-track investments

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Vanishing Memories: Tanzania’s Elderly Battle Dementia In Silence - Health Policy Watch

She’s amongst the many elderly Tanzanians silently battling dementia—a condition often mistaken for witchcraft. In a country where mental illness is

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Malaria’s Gender Divide: Why Women Bear The Brunt Of A Global Health Crisis - Health Policy Watch

After the World Malaria Report 2024 was published, the global community confronted an undeniable and uncomfortable truth: while malaria affects entire

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