The “Clima-East” project, funded by the European Union and implemented by the United Nations Development Program, held a training seminar on “Conservation and sustainable use of wetlands in Belarus. Ways and methods of solving problems”. The event was attended by the representatives of an extended meeting of the Bureau of... Read more »
Discussion Point
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OECD discusses climate finance flows in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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Events
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Development of the national climate change adaptation policy concept for agriculture in Ukraine
28 April 2017 Read More » -
Clima East closing event
25-26 April 2017 Read More » -
Round table: Support to development of a national strategy for adaptation of agriculture to climate change in the Republic of Belarus
21 April 2017 Read More » -
Establishment of the Competent Authority for GHG Emissions Trading in Ukraine
10 April 2017 Read More » -
Implementing the Paris Agreement: Belarus NDC challenges from MRV to sectoral actions. The case of large emitters and land use/forestry and bioenergy
6-7 April 2017 Read More »
Expert Facility
- Our Expert Facility enables us to provide flexible, demand driven support to Clima East Partner Country stakeholders through the provision of EU and local experts for short term inputs to address arising needs.
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Help Desk
- Our Helpdesk facility enables Clima East project stakeholders to access, at a distance, answers to specific queries on EU approaches and activity relating to climate change, or other relevant issues within the Project's remit.
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Welcome to ClimaEast
Clima East is a European Union funded project package assisting the Eastern Neighbourhood Partnership Countries and Russia in approaches to climate change mitigation and adaptation. The EUR 19.2 million package consists of two components: the first, with a budget of EUR 11 million and implemented by UNDP, consists of a number of Pilot Projects that support the development of ecosystems-based approaches to climate change; the second is a Policy component that seeks to foster improved climate change policies, strategies and market mechanisms in the partner countries by supporting regional cooperation and improving information access to EU climate change policies, laws and expertise. Implemented by an HTSPE led consortium, this component has a budget of EUR 8.2 million over 4 years.
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