The UN Chief put forward a framework for a global response to address the “grave global harm” caused by the proliferation of hate and lies in the digital space that are fueling conflict, threatening democracy and human rights, and undermining public health and climate action. Read more.
In Kenya’s highlands, refrigerated vans and cold storage are helping farmers cut food losses, boost incomes, and protect the planet. This initiative shows how expanding cold chain infrastructure across Africa could save millions of tonnes of food and lift communities out of poverty.
As climate change fuels more extreme weather, reliable data and early warning systems are vital for resilience. From Malawi to Nepal, timely forecasts are helping people prepare and adapt. However, despite offering returns up to ten times the investment, global funding remains much too low. Strengthening these systems is among the smartest, most cost-effective ways to protect lives and economies.
The Brazilian Presidency of COP30 has launched Maloca, a digital platform that broadens participation in global climate action. Built as a legacy of COP30, it enables inclusive, real-time engagement through virtual events and AI-powered translation, ensuring that voices from all regions help shape the global climate agenda.