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The article unpacks the implications of the landmark COP29 agreement to standardize a UN-backed global carbon market.| Arsht-Rock
Public and private investors are increasingly interested in nature-based solutions, which was clear at Climate Week in New York.| Arsht-Rock
The series of case studies explore how nature-based solutions can overcome financial barriers and protect the climate.| Arsht-Rock
In the countdown to COP30, our experts will share leading analysis and insights to prepare you to understand what is at stake in Brazil.| Arsht-Rock
Arsht-Rock announced the Extreme Heat Income Insurance, a new microinsurance to help women in India recover wages lost due to extreme heat.| Arsht-Rock
Since 2021, the Climate Resilience Center has led engagements at the UN's annual Conference of the Parties (COP).| Arsht-Rock
Biodiversity and carbon credits put a price on the unpriced: ecological and environmental impacts. But what are they and why do they matter?| Arsht-Rock
National Adaptation Plans are a cornerstone of climate negotiations, but progress has been inconsistent Hana Abdelatty explains what must happen on the path to COP30.| Arsht-Rock
In our latest analysis, Nidhi Upadhyaya considers why Brazil is well positioned to host the annual UN COP30 summit and what's at stake.| Arsht-Rock
Developed countries are set to raise $1.3 trillion for climate finance. But why this number—and can it be reached?| Arsht-Rock
Seville’s heat wave naming and categorization system has identified Heat Wave Zoe the first-ever heat event to officially be named| Arsht-Rock
Seville launches the proMETEO Seville pilot, becomes the first city in the World to Name and Categorize Severe Heat Waves| Arsht-Rock
Climate change can exacerbate other hazards. How can policymakers address this? This article explains the multihazard approach to resilience.| Arsht-Rock
On the road to COP30, climate finance is a priority issue. But it's about more than raising funds—it's about ensuring they can be deployed.| Arsht-Rock
Three UN summits occurred in the same year. As Middle East countries participate in the climate events, what does this mean for the region?| Arsht-Rock
At COP29, the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) was at the top of the agenda. But what is it all about? Our new article breaks it down.| Arsht-Rock
Cities around the world experience soaring temperatures. Urban greening plays a role in combatting extreme heat.| Arsht-Rock
Freetown, Sierra Leone launched its Climate Action Plan protect residents from climate-driven extreme heat.| Arsht-Rock
Arsht-Rock partners with local vendors to install shading covers over outdoor markets in Freetown, protecting market women from extreme heat.| Arsht-Rock
This report assesses the social and economic effects of extreme heat through the prism of twelve cities that are already enduring and addressing dramatic impacts of heat waves.| Arsht-Rock
Chief Heat Officers are officials focused on delivering a unified response to extreme heat, protecting their constituents.| Arsht-Rock
In Santiago, Chief Heat Officer Cristina Huidobro is building local solutions for climate-driven extreme heat.| Arsht-Rock
UN-Habitat and Arsht-Rock made the announcement under the framework of a collaboration to address the impact of extreme urban heat.| Arsht-Rock
We explore how four of our partner cities are approaching nature-based solutions, planting trees to cool their urban centers.| Arsht-Rock
Governor Claudio Orrego and the Arsht-Rock Resilience Center announced that Patricia Pasten is Santiago, Chile’s newest Chief Heat Officer.| Arsht-Rock
Amid rising temperatures, Athens, Greece has taken bold steps to combat extreme heat through innovative solutions.| Climate Resilience Center
The urban heat island effect makes billions vulnerable to heat. This blog explores what it is and how heat in cities impacts people.| Arsht-Rock