Highlights Locally Led Climate Action activities supported by the World Bank are expected to benefit over 100 million people by 2030. As of 2024, over $4 billion has been committed

This note sets out a vision and agenda for the World Bank on Locally Led Climate Action (LLCA) as an operational approach that builds from global experience, in addition to

The CLD toolkit is designed to support local governments, communities, and other local stakeholders that are most affected by climate change by integrating climate considerations into the Community and Local Development (CLD)

This report highlights the social dimensions of climate change in Indonesia, focusing on how local communities and governance systems can drive effective climate action. It maps the varied vulnerabilities across

Cambodia has ambitious development goals but these are threatened by climate change, which poses a substantial risk to the country’s economy and its poor households in particular. To build resilience

This blog discusses the social consequences of the drought in Madagascar that push already poor people into deeper vulnerability and exclusion, making their pathway out of poverty and towards sustainable

Read this insightful blog to learn more about the intersection of climate change and AI, and why it is for crucial that technological advancements not only uphold justice principles but also

Explore how Türkiye's ambitious climate agenda is driving a just green transition, offering economic growth, job creation, and social inclusion in the fight against climate change. Read more Title (English)

Explore the comprehensive insights on grassroots networks engaging citizens for socially just climate action and addressing COVID-19 in this insightful and impactful report. Download the report (pdf) Title (English) Engaging

Launching the LLCA platform at COP 28 03-Dec-23  Watch to learn more about the World Bank’s results surrounding Locally Led Climate action operations. This event, which took place during COP