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Research & Knowledge
UNDP published a new Climate study finding that the Amazon Basin could cost the region between $404 and $941 billion by 2050-2070, representing between 14 and 33% of the region’s combined GDP over four years.
Reported by UNDP
Research & Knowledge
UNDP published a new study estimating that the loss of ecosystem services, biodiversity, carbon storage, and impacts on hydroelectricity generation, agriculture, health, and infrastructure could cost the Amazon region between $404 billion and $941 billion by 2070.
Reported by Cassie Flynn
Presence & Recognition
UNDP shared its first on-the-ground initiative in Bhutan following almost 2.5 years of commitment to tiger landscapes at the Sustainable Finance Conference in Paro, Bhutan.
Reported by Gaurav Gupta