Adaptation Gap Report 2023
- Author:
- UNEP
- Publisher:
- United Nations Environment Programme
- Publication Date:
- 3 November 2023
- Tags:
- Africa, Climate
In 2023, temperature records toppled, while storms, floods, droughts, and heatwaves caused devastation. UNEP's Adaptation Gap Report 2023: Underfinanced. Underprepared - Inadequate investment and planning on climate adaptation leaves the world exposed and finds that progress on climate adaptation is slowing when it should be accelerating to catch up with these rising climate change impacts.
Wealthy Nations Cut Climate Adaptation Aid, Even as Need Grows
- Minister Welcomes Deal on Climate Loss and Damage Fund for Developing Countries
- Big Shortfall in Climate Funding Needed By Developing Countries Is 'Hugely Worrying' - UNEP
- Climate Adaptation Finance Gap 50% Bigger Than Thought
- Farmers Warned to Get Ready for El Niño
- Rich Nations Paid Less Than 5% of the U.S.$53.3 Billion Region Needs to Confront the Climate Crisis
Food Systems in the Spotlight for Change at COP28
- Indigenous Voices and Food Systems Lead the Way At COP28
- Food Systems in the Spotlight for Change at COP28 #AfricaClimateHope
- We Cannot Achieve SDGs Without Sustainable Food Systems - Reflections from the 2023 United Nations General Assembly in New York
- Africa Needs a People-Centred Approach to Climate Action
- Zimbabwe's Food Security Ambitions in El Niño's Crosshairs
- UN Meets On Effective Responses to Loss and Damage Ahead of COP28
- 'Smallholder Farmers Don't Need Help, They Need Equitable Share of Investment'
Climate Crisis Worsening Sudan Instability and Impacting Women
- UN Condemns Sexual Violence and Abductions in Sudan
- Women and Girls Abducted, Held 'In Slave-Like Conditions' in Darfur
- Climate Crisis Exacerbates Gender Inequality and Conflict in Sudan #WD2023
- Climate Crisis Worsening Sudan's Instability - Experts
- Reports About RSF Expanding Combat Scope in Darfur
- Army Chief El Burhan, Paramilitary Forces Head Dagalo Arrive in Saudi Arabia
- Medics 'Sound the Alarm' On Cholera and Dengue
- 'Severe Overcrowding and Delays' At Passport Offices
- Capital 'Under Constant Shelling', Clashes Persist in South Kordofan
- Overwhelming Needs in White Nile As Conflict Pushes People to Limit
- Musa Hilal to Mediate Between Warring Tribes in South Darfur
- Dengue Fever, Cholera, and Measles On the Rise in Sudan
As COP28 Begins, Where Are Africa's Climate Crisis Priorities?
- As UAE COP28 Agenda Raises Scepticism, African Scientists Call for End to New Fossil Fuel Exploration Scramble
- COP28 - How 7 Policies Could Help Save a Billion Lives By 2100
- President Heads to Dubai for UNFCCC's COP28
- President Ramaphosa Arrives in Dubai to Participate in the World Climate Action Summit
- Climate Finance Mitigation Adaptation Part of Cop 28 Agenda
- Leaders' Unified Voice At COP28 Must Prioritise Human Rights and Climate Justice - Amnesty International
- The Idea That Green Growth Will Save Africa Is Gaslighting 101
- COP28 - President Using Summit to Arrange Oil Deals Proves 'Fox Is Guarding Hen House'
- EU Commission Unveils Subsidy Plans for Hydrogen Infrastructure, Opening Up Europe to Fossil Gas Lock-in
- Africa's Call to Action - The Nairobi Declaration and Community-Led Initiatives
- Africa's Youth Demand More Climate Action
- Rwanda's Renewable Energy Revolution - Setting the Bar Higher for a Sustainable Future
- Adaptation Q&A - What's At Stake for Africa At COP28?
- Faith Communities Are Rallying to Check Climate Change - Their Size and Influence Counts
- COP28 Side Event - Integrating Nutrition Financing in Climate Change Framework
- Sharp Decrease in Climate Finance Going to Small-Scale Farmers - New Report Shows
World Heads for Dangerous Temperature Rise, UN Report Warns
- UN Urges Dramatic Climate Action As Records Keep Tumbling
- Nations Must Go Further Than Current Paris Pledges or Face Global Warming
- EU's Richest 10% Emit As Much Planet-Heating Emissions As Half the EU's Poorest Population
- Global Warming - Why Countries Must Go Further Than Current Climate Pledges
- What Does Africa Need Most From COP28?
Farmers In Developing Nations In the Cold For Climate Financing
- Smallholder Farmers Gain Least From International Climate Funding - Study
- Climate Change and Farming - Economists Warn More Needs to Be Done to Adapt in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Small Farmer-Led Irrigation Schemes Helping to Fight Malnutrition in Drought-Prone Areas in Rwanda
- Time to Convert Climate Change Rhetoric Into Action, Says WFP's Gernot Laganda
- Feeding Africa - How Small-Scale Irrigation Can Help Farmers to Change the Game
