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In the hills of Serra Malagueta, on Santiago Island in Cabo Verde, keeping soil on the slopes is part of keeping farming possible. Long dry periods make it difficult to grow crops and establish young trees. When rain does fall, it can wash away...

Abel Kamfwa, Programs Officer at the Zambia National Forest Commodities Association (ZNFCA), has been working to do something deceptively simple: connect forest communities in Zambia to buyers who actually want what they produce. The results are...

Lusaka, Zambia – Forest carbon initiatives are expanding rapidly in Zambia, bringing new opportunities to finance forest conservation, support rural livelihoods, and contribute to the country’s climate goals. But as interest in carbon markets grows...

Summary of the second session of the Safeguards and Integrity Working Group in Africa Introduction The Democratic Republic of the Congo hosts part of the world’s second-largest tropical forests and with it the potential to benefit from climate action...

What is El Niño? El Niño is a natural climate pattern that occurs every two to seven years, when unusually warm ocean temperatures in the Pacific disrupt weather systems worldwide. It typically brings prolonged drought to the Amazon, Southeast Asia...

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) brought together forest countries, donors, and multilateral partners in Nairobi, from 19-21 May 2026, to take stock of REDD+ achievements and remaining gaps and to chart the path...