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GP HMCCC II supports local and national actors in addressing climate-related mobility through gender-responsive, conflict-sensitive, and climate-resilient approaches - with a particular focus on marginalized groups and the integration of human mobility into development planning.
The GIZ project DIAPOL-CE cooperates with Bank of Mongolia to develop a customized climate-sensitive macroeconomic model for policy analysis. This report presents results from using the model to assess potential impacts from green loans when combined with targeted policy reforms in the areas of energy efficiency in buildings, renewable energies and sustainable agriculture.
Con agua, la vida es mejor cuenta la historia de Filomena Miguel, una lideresa maya k’iche’ de Guatemala, y muestra cómo el acceso al agua transforma la vida comunitaria.
The Santiago Network was established as part of the WIM in 2019. Its mission is to connect developing countries with tailored, context-specific technical assistance to avert, minimize, and address losses and damages.
In Fiji, reflections on past relocation experiences are helping government officials apply new procedures that place participation, cultural sensitivity and community dignity at the centre of future relocations.
A consultation on the African Union’s climate mobility strategy became a turning point: calls for broader participation led to a more inclusive process, strengthening ownership among Member States and Regional Economic Communities.
By formally institutionalising Tanay’s local population and migration registry, the municipality transformed an inconsistently used tool into a shared data system supporting planning, service delivery and responses to climate-related mobility.
The program “Scaling Up Ecosystem-Based Adaptation Measures in Rural Latin America” (EbA-LAC), implemented in Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Guatemala, generated a valuable set of experiences that illustrate how the scaling up of EbA measures occurs in practice.
As climate change and biodiversity loss exacerbate existing inequalities, a gender-responsive governance approach is necessary to achieve ambitious, equitable, and lasting outcomes. Thematic Paper 9 argues that gender equality is a foundational prerequisite for effective climate and biodiversity action. 
Achieving climate–biodiversity synergies requires sustained investment in individual, institutional, and systemic capacities, yet current efforts remain fragmented. Thematic Paper 10 identifies capacity building as a key enabler of the UNFCCC, Paris Agreement, CBD, and Kunming-Montreal GBF, supporting countries in translating commitments into action.