• Project 1 May 2026 Upscaling Zimbabwe’s NDC Implementation and Raising Ambition for NDC 3.0 This project supports Zimbabwe in preparing its next-generation NDC 3.0 for 2025–2035, enhancing the country’s climate ambition by expanding mitigation actions beyond the energy sector to include AFOLU, waste, and IPPU, aiming at increasing GHG emission reductions per capita from 33% to 40% by 2030, while also strengthening the country’s adaptation framework to address growing climate risks across key sectors such as agriculture, water, and infrastructure. UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre…
• Project 1 May 2026 Strengthening Climate Finance Capacities in Tunisia Tunisia advanced the development of its next Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0), with a strong focus on translating enhanced climate ambition into concrete, investment-ready actions. UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre supported Tunisian sectoral ministries in strengthening climate finance capacities and developing project proposals aligned with the targets of the NDC. The project addressed key barriers to NDC implementation, including limited institutional capacity for climate project…
• Project 1 May 2026 Climate-proofing the resilience of the Moroccan agriculture sector Morocco is among the most vulnerable countries to climate change impacts. Its agricultural sector, its economy and its population are exposed to increasingly severe hazards. At the same time, the agriculture sector is a sizeable source of GHG emissions. Responding to the need for climate change mitigation and adaptation will require mainstreaming climate change considerations into the work of the country’s preeminent provider of support to farmers, the Moroccan Agriculture Development Agency…
• Project 30 April 2026 Supporting Bolivia to develop its NDC 3.0 The project includes the revision and update of Bolivia’s NDC targets and is framed within the country’s commitment to the Paris Agreement. The need to review the 32 NDC targets (2021-2030) arises in response to new challenges and opportunities identified in the agriculture, water, energy, and forestry sectors, along with the inclusion of key sectors such as waste and industry. This update ensures that Bolivia upholds its international commitments while strengthening its capacity for adaptation…
• Project 21 April 2026 Climate Finance Snapshot and Investment Tracking in Fiji The Climate Finance Snapshot project in Fiji, supported under the NDC Partnership Action Fund, aims to strengthen the country’s ability to systematically track, assess, and mobilize climate finance across public, private, and international sources. Building on earlier efforts, the project develops an enhanced and transparent national climate finance database covering the period 2020–2024. The approach introduces a more robust and standardised methodology to assess adaptation and mitigation…
• News 13 April 2026 Mongolia launches second technology needs assessment to advance climate action A new Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) project in Mongolia is set to accelerate the identification and deployment of priority climate technologies, supporting both mitigation and adaptation efforts. By providing a structured, country-driven process to identify technology needs and related investments, the TNA and its Technology Action Plans (TAPs) helps strengthen national planning, mobilize finance, and align climate action with sustainable development goals. The Ministry of Environment and…
• News 13 April 2026 Mongolia launches second technology needs assessment to advance climate action A new Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) project in Mongolia is set to accelerate the identification and deployment of priority climate technologies, supporting both mitigation and adaptation efforts. By providing a structured, country-driven process to identify technology needs and related investments, the TNA and its Technology Action Plans (TAPs) helps strengthen national planning, mobilize finance, and align climate action with sustainable development goals. The Ministry of Environment and…
• Project 7 April 2026 NDC PAF Georgia – Cost-effective mitigation planning Georgia has significantly increased its climate ambition under the draft NDC 3.0, committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 47% below 1990 levels by 2030 and 50% by 2035. Meeting these enhanced targets requires stronger data systems, sector‑specific mitigation planning, and a pipeline of investment‑ready climate projects. Although Georgia has made progress, supported by UNDP and the GEF in updating its NDC and preparing its first Biennial Transparency Report (BTR), important gaps remain…

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