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Abt’s work advances the green economy by promoting inclusive markets that generate climate resilient jobs and empower local communities.

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

Corruption erodes development efforts but can be interrupted and abated through strong, ongoing commitment to local partner engagement.

Abt’s Kaylene Ritter unpacks why we need to address environmental justice issues as the U.S. ramps-up resource extraction for electric vehicle (EV) batteries.

Jane Wilkinson advocates examining relationships among income, poverty, and carbon inequality in the Commonwealth as the basis for equality in partnership.

Mongolia’s electricity and heating sectors face numerous challenges, including a reliance on coal-fired plants and antiquated infrastructure that struggles to meet demand. Limited reserve capacity means the government often must import expensive power…

Ghana has made tremendous gains in improving its citizens’ wellbeing, halving the number of people living in poverty and improving chronic malnutrition rates. Yet Northern Ghana lags, as it is home to 75% of the country’s poorest citizens, and food…

Chief of Party Dorothy Muroki reflects on five impactful years of the ICAN project in Uganda.

Statistically, the average Ugandan is a poor, malnourished, 14-year-old girl living in a rural area, prone to drop out of school and at extreme risk of pregnancy and early marriage. Her well-being is a bellwether for all Ugandans. She must thrive if the…

Climate change response means mitigating greenhouse gas emissions to limit temperature increases, and adopting strategies to adapt to climate change’s unavoidable consequences.  Private and public investment are needed to develop, deploy, and scale up…