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Championing continuity for graduating LDCs: ensuring a smooth transition for climate adaptation

Publication, 14 November 2023

A women wielding a hoe tends to her crops before a spectacular background of green hills

Bhutan’s climate ambition: showcasing leadership, delivering inclusive action

Insight, 08 March 2022

Youth looking at a landscape

Perspective of LDC youth: what COP26 outcomes will enhance global action on adaptation and resilience?

Insight, 18 February 2021

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Engaging effectively in climate diplomacy: policy pointers from Bhutan

Publication, 01 October 2016

The Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Bhutan to the UN, Kunzang Choden Namgyel, signs the Paris Agreement on Climate Change (Photo: Amanda Voisard, UN Photo)

Lessons in climate diplomacy from Ethiopia and Bhutan

Insight, 27 October 2016

As a mountainous country, Bhutan faces particular environmental challenges (Photo: Göran Höglund, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Q&A: A pragmatic approach

Article, 27 July 2016

A glacial lake near the Jomolhari mountain in Bhutan. Receding glaciers threaten Bhutan's ecosystem with flash floods, landslides and water security problems (Photo: PNUD, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A: A crucial year for our planet, says Prime Minister of Bhutan

Article, 24 November 2015

Representatives from indigenous mountain communities gather in Bhutan to discuss the impacts of climate change and how to respond using their biocultural heritage

New film highlights mountain communities' climate workshop

News, 18 May 2015

Local sheep varieties in the Potato Park, Peru, where an agreement was recently forged to share indigenous crop varieties and knowledge about how to grow them in different climates and landscapes (Photo: IIED)

Indigenous farmers from Peru, China and Bhutan agree to share seeds for climate adaptation

News, 08 May 2014

Picture of the Punakha Dzong, an administrative centre in Bhutan. A river runs past it in the foreground and wooded hills rise behind it.

Low carbon resilience in the least developed countries: a panacea to address climate change?

Insight, 22 January 2013

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