• News 9 July 2026 Georgia advances climate implementation and transparency efforts Georgia is taking important steps to turn its climate ambitions into action, with support from UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre focused on mitigation planning, investment opportunities and building the technical capacity needed to track progress towards national climate goals.In mid-June, UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre experts joined the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia and national stakeholders in Tbilisi through two complementary initiatives. The activities…
• News 24 June 2026 From transparency to implementation: How Brazil built a climate plan with science and people at its core As countries move from setting targets to delivering them, Brazil’s Plano Clima offers a practical example of how climate commitments can be translated into sectoral action, monitoring systems, and inclusive governance processes.The national climate plan, launched by the Government of Brazil in March 2026 and developed through a whole-of-government and whole-of-society process, serves as the country’s roadmap for implementing its NDC and achieving its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions…
• News 5 June 2026 World Environment Day 2026: New Signals of Momentum for Global Climate Action As the world marks World Environment Day 2026, new signals are emerging that the global transition to clean technologies is accelerating. While the planet continues to send stark warnings - rising seas, extreme heat and intensifying wildfires - evidence is growing that solutions are scaling faster than expected. This year’s global celebrations are hosted by Azerbaijan, a country advancing its green transition through major renewable energy investments and new low-carbon development zones…
• Event 4 June 2026 Meet us in Bonn 2026 (SB64) UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre will be actively engaged during Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB64), contributing to a range of side events, workshops, and dialogues across key thematic areas including carbon markets, NDC implementation, loss and damage, climate transparency, and nature-based solutions. Join us throughout the session to exchange insights, showcase practical tools, and explore pathways to accelerate climate action. UNEP-CCC event overview: 📅08 Jun, 2026 | 🕰️ All day |  🏢…
• 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…
• Event 8 April 2026 Symposium on Loss and Damage Climate change is driving widespread losses and damages across the globe, many of which are non-economic in nature. These include impacts on human health, cultural heritage, biodiversity, ecosystems, livelihoods, and community identity. Despite their profound implications for resilience, human rights, and sustainable development, non-economic losses (NELs) remain underrepresented in national planning and global policy processes. This two-day symposium brings together experts, policymakers,…
• 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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