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    Women, health, and productivity to benefit from Ghana-UNEP CCC net-zero transport planning

    Ninety-five percent of transport sector energy is sourced from fossil fuels, meaning decarbonizing the sector can yield significant steps towards the objectives of the 2015 Paris Agreement on reducing global emissions. 

    April 7th, 2025

    Kyrgyz Republic refines NDC tracking and mitigation reporting in energy and transport with ICAT and CBIT-GSP joint support

    On March 3-6, 2025, more than 20 of the Kyrgyz Republic’s top climate experts convened to advance their knowledge of important climate transparency and reporting mechanisms central to the Enhanced Transparency Framework of the Paris Agreement.

    March 26th, 2025

    Azerbaijan embraces climate transparency mission

    As host of COP29 in 2024, in recent years Azerbaijan has played an important role in raising the profile of climate transparency initiatives, both within its region and globally.

    March 21st, 2025

    TNA V Global Workshop Participants in Nairobi

    Technology Needs Assessment global workshop seeks to upscale finance to bridge policy and implementation

    Since 2009, more than 100 developing countries have undergone the Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) processes to help them prioritise and plan for the implementation of climate technologies based on their social, economic, environmental, and climate contexts.

    March 17th, 2025

    UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre At A Glance

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    Emissions Gap report 2024

    The persistent focus of the report this year is on the need and options to accelerate climate action and deliver global ambition levels aligned with the Paris Agreement temperature goals in the next generation of Nationally Determined Contributions, due in 2025.

    The Emissions Gap Report (EGR) is UNEP's annual institutional series report that is launched in advance of the annual climate negotiations. The EGR tracks the gap between where global emissions are heading with current country commitments and where they ought to be to limit warming to well below 2°C and pursuing 1.5°C in line with the Paris Agreement temperature goals. Each edition explores ways to bridge the emissions gap, tackling specific issue(s) of interest and relevance to the negotiations each year.

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    Adaptation Gap Report 2024

    Huge uplift needed on climate adaptation, starting with finance commitment at COP29.
    International public adaptation finance flows to developing countries increased. however, even achieving the goal of doubling adaptation finance would only cut the adaptation finance gap by 5 per cent. Enormous financing, implementation, capacity-building, and technology transfer are needed to address growing climate impacts.

    Download Adaptation Gap Report 2024

    Climate Technology Progress Report 2024

    As the world strives to meet critical climate goals, the 2024 Climate Technology Progress Report: Unleashing renewable energy for ambitious NDCs underscores the urgent need to triple renewable energy capacity and double energy efficiency by 2030 and spotlights the enabling conditions to create this transition.

    With a specific focus on renewable energy technologies, the Climate Technology Progress Report outlines the progress made, the challenges ahead, and the key actions needed to accelerate technology development and transfer globally.

    Download Climate Technology Progress Report 2024

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    In the Climate Tech Podcast, we focus on the technology that can help us in the climate crisis, and more importantly, on how we can speed up implementation in developing countries.

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