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Guatemala is working to develop long-term financing for conservation, following a technical exchange with Costa Rica in March 2026 supported by the UK Government’s Biodiverse Landscapes Fund (BLF).
Research shows that acting now to reduce nutrient pollution entering Lake Windermere can help protect its water quality from the effects of climate change
GAD helped the Ministry of Justice understand how climate change could affect its services, finances and estate, supporting better long-term planning.
New UK funding will support communities across the Pacific, helping them prepare for extreme weather, protect vital ecosystems and build long‑term resilience.
British High Commission Yaoundé showcases cohort CRAFT Scholars and highlights landmark investment in Congo Basin Science.
UK-Malaysia PACT 2.0 will support the country’s ambitious net-zero transition through targeted, high-impact projects.
GAD’s work in climate-related reporting has been highlighted in a new report from the National Audit Office.
The trail, named to mark of His Majesty King Charles III’s coronation in May 2023, features 96 cedar trees planted to celebrate of the UK-Lebanon friendship.
GAD launches Cross-Government Climate Ready Estates Network, uniting departments to tackle climate risks and build resilient public infrastructure.
Minister Seema Malhotra has launched two new climate adaptation initiatives with Malaysia.
Educational game CoastCraft launched to help schoolchildren aged 9 to 14 learn more about climate change and coastal management
Clare Allbless, Deputy Head of Mission at the British Embassy Ashgabat gave a lecture to the UNRCCA Preventive Diplomacy Academy on the role of diplomacy in tackling climate change. 1 October 2025.
Strengthened Water Efficiency Standards will boost housebuilding and keep more money in families’ pockets.
UK Nature Envoy Ruth Davis visited the PH to boost climate, ocean, and nature partnerships, launching a grant fund and advancing cooperation ahead of COP30.
UK-backed 99MW solar plant in South Cotabato begins construction with ₱4.49bn investment, powering 82,000 homes and cutting 66,000 tonnes CO2 annually.
The British Ambassador to Guatemala, Juliana Correa, participated in a workshop with representatives of government and private sector to stress the need to achieve an ambitious COP30.
The vulnerability of Cameroon’s rich plant biodiversity, with over 850 endangered species is highlighted in the book “Important Plant Areas of Cameroon”.
Developers encouraged to reduce pollution, protect communities from flooding and benefit nature as part of government’s ambition to build 1.5 million homes.
The visit included viewing key sites on the Hurst Spit to Lymington coastline and meeting local campaigners to discuss climate adaptation.
UK supports water diplomacy in Central Asia: Dr Undala Alam Engages Turkmenistan’s young leaders and future diplomats in policy simulation.
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