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Abt’s climate adaptation experts explain how specialized insurance products could reduce the impact of climate risks faced by Pacific Island Countries.

This blog explains why the Evidence Act points the way toward greater access and a more effective use of data across agencies, disciplines, and stakeholders.

Abt staff have a new blog post on Climatelinks.org exploring the benefits of financing productive uses of energy in the health sector, including through programs such as HETA.

After attending EPA’s NEJAC Meeting, Abt’s Larry Weinstock identified possible solutions to address historic challenges in environmental justice funding.

Three advances in systematic reviews—international applications, equity-led approaches, and core components analysis—can be transformative for practice.

Integrating GBV services into climate action planning can mitigate the risks of GBV and reduce GBV-related challenges experienced by women and girls during acute and slow-onset events.

A truly inclusive, equitable urban resiliency approach must incorporate indigenous peoples’ voices in the planning, design, and implementation of solutions.

This blog offers communities tips for creating data-driven, equity-centered climate action plans.

Marine litter, including plastics, is a persistent environmental pollutant that leaks into the waterways and causes environmental, economic, and health impacts.

We consistently undervalue nature and its benefits; here are five ways we can address underlying governance issues to help ensure nature is better protected.