Making the Invisible Visible on Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Climate Impacts on Indigenous Peoples in the Americas

Most Americans Now Worry About Climate Change – And Want to Fix It

New polls show recent disasters and personal experience have raised and widened global warming worries, but researchers warn of a huge gap between awareness and an adequate response.

NGO Community Consultation on Draft USAID Climate Strategy

On November 16, 2021, InterAction hosted Gillian Caldwell, USAID’s new Climate Change Coordinator; Ann Vaughan, the Senior Advisor for Climate…

NGO Community Response and Recommendations to USAID’s 2022-2030 Draft Climate Strategy

Since the Biden-Harris Administration’s transition period, InterAction has encouraged USAID to update its Climate Strategy. To support this effort, InterAction…

New Agriculture Road Map at UN Climate Talks Prioritizes Food Security

Agriculture was largely ignored in the decisions of the Conference of Parties (COP). Now, it's the epicenter of climate talks.

Nonprofit Leaders: Bold Climate Change Commitment Can Save Lives

As the world braces for what is expected to be one of the worst hurricane seasons on record, we…

Sharing NGO Perspectives with USAID on the Climate Strategy

Strategy Considerations and Recommendations for USAID on Climate Adaptation and Integration

The Biden Administration is swiftly moving to reestablish U.S global leadership on climate by reentering the Paris Agreement, issuing the Executive Order on Tackling Climate Crisis at…

The Coming Climate Crisis

Over the last couple of decades, as the impact of global warming has intensified, the discussion of climate change has spilled out of the scientific and technocratic circles within which it was long confined. Today, the subject has also become an important concern in the humanities and arts.

USAID-InterAction Event: Update and Listening Session on USAID Climate Strategy