Adaptation Fund

The 47th Adaptation Fund Board Meeting will take place from October 19-23, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CET. Observers may attend board sessions only on October 19 and from October 22 to 23 either in-person or online. Observer registration is now open

Lesotho faces growing climate challenges, including erratic rainfall, land degradation, drought, and threats to food security and livelihoods. Through the Adaptation Fund-supported Improving Adaptive Capacity of Vulnerable and Food-Insecure Populations in

NoorNation team with farmers in Aswan, Egypt with their newly installed solar panels and irrigation units from NoorNation. Photo: NoorNation What AFCIA's first cohort of startups learned from working with the WFP Innovation Accelerator and the WFP Country

Strengthening climate resilience through sustainable groundwater management in Zimbabwe. (Photo by UNESCO) Washington, DC, July 21, 2026 - The Adaptation Fund (AF) has accredited two new National Implementing Entities (NIEs)-the Fondo Mexicano para la Con

As climate change brings hotter temperatures, shifting rainfall patterns, and increasing water scarcity, farming communities across Panama are finding new ways to adapt. This video shares the experiences of coffee growers and livestock farmers who are str

A project representative presents adaptation activities and results to visiting stakeholders during an Adaptation Fund workshop and project visit in Antigua and Barbuda. Photo Credit: Adaptation Fund Even before Hurricane Irma ravaged neighboring Barbuda

In Guatemala's southwest region lies a large lake with a storied history. Lake Atitlán is one of Central America's most critical local sources of drinking water, and is surrounded by volcanoes, a thriving tourism industry and an ancient Mayan culture. The

23 participants took part in the activity, including SPGA staff; the UNDP Coral Restoration Project team; local dive operators and members of S.T.O.P Seychelles. Photo Credit: UNDP To celebrate World Environment Day and World Oceans Day, conservation prof

Aquaponics is seeing a revival in South Africa's schools, boosted by government support and climate concerns In a school in South Africa, a group of students stare at a row of small plants growing in a greenhouse. Each one is involved in the lesson, carin

A shared challenge for island nations In Mauritius and Seychelles, islanders' relationship with the ocean is paramount - rooted in a profound respect for nature that their survival and sustainability relies on. Coral reefs protect the islands' coastlines