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Why climate technology is a women's and girls' issue When climate solutions fit local realities, they can restore ecosystems, strengthen food security, reduce vulnerability for women and expand their economic agency.
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Article on climate technology and AI in the publication SDG Action:
On February 3, 2026, CTCN launched the Adaptation Fund Climate Innovation Accelerator (AFCIA) Phase I Impact Report, showcasing results from the $22.8 million programme funded by the Adaptation Fund and the EU.
Phase I supported 69 climate adaptation initiatives across 56 countries, each receiving up to USD 250,000 to pilot technologies in vulnerable communities.