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United Nations Environment Programme
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- Who we are
- Where we work
- What we do
- Air quality
- Biosafety
- Cities
- Digital Transformations
- Disasters and conflicts
- Energy
- Environment under review
- Environmental law and governance
- Extractives
- Finance and Economic Transformations
- Food Systems
- Forests
- Fresh Water
- Gender
- Ocean, seas and coasts
- Sustainable Development Goals
- Transport
- Youth, education and environment
- Publications & Knowledge
The UNEP Adaptation Gap Report (AGR) series provides an annual science-based assessment of the global progress on adaptation planning, financing, and implementation. It also explores options for enhancing and advancing national and global adaptation efforts and provides in-depth analysis of selected issues of interest. UNEP has produced the AGR since 2014, with the aim to inform the climate negotiations among UN Member States. While it remains an independent assessment, the objective of the AGR is closely aligned with that of the UNFCCC Global Stocktake. The AGR is co-produced by UNEP, the UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre (UNEP-CCC) and the World Adaptation Science Programme (WASP).
Did you know?
If oceans were a country, they would be the seventh largest economy in the world.