UN Environment Programme

As the world heads for warming above 1.5°C, climate adaptation is too slow.

Even if international public adaptation finance tripled by 2035, it would only cover 20-29% of developing countries' needs.

As impacts grow, more funding is needed to protect lives and livelihoods.

UNEP's #AdaptationGap Report is out today: unep.org/en/news-and-st…

Climate adaptation means helping communities adjust to a changing climate by protecting lives, livelihoods, and nature while building new opportunities for growth.

Browse UNEP’s new #AdaptationGap Report for the latest progress: unep.org/en/news-and-st…

World leaders are coming together at #COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, to turn climate commitments into action.

As the world heads towards warming above 1.5°C, every fraction of a degree matters.

Here's what to expect: unep.org/en/news-and-st…

Private investment in climate adaptation is growing, but at best, it would cover 15-20% of the finance needs for public adaptation.

UNEP's #AdaptationGap Report explains why the private sector’s role remains essential and why it can do more: unep.org/en/publication…

Conflicts don’t just destroy lives. They pollute land, air and water and devastate ecosystems. In turn, environmental degradation drives conflict.

Understanding the links between environment and conflict is key to lasting peace.

More: unep.org/en/what-we-do/…