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Presentation meaning in bengali, definition of presentation.

• the activity of formally presenting something (as a prize or reward); "she gave the trophy but he made the presentation "
• the act of making something publicly available; presenting news or other information by broadcasting or printing it; "he prepared his presentation carefully in advance"
• a show or display; the act of presenting something to sight or view; "the presentation of new data"; "he gave the customer a demonstration"

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presentation - Meaning in Bengali. presentation definition, pronuniation, antonyms, synonyms and example sentences in Bengali. translation in Bengali for presentation with similar and opposite words. presentation ka bengali mein matalab, arth aur prayog

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Presentation meaning in bengali - presentation অর্থ, more meaning for presentation, presentation শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ, বাক্যে presentation শব্দটির ব্যবহার.

• Cesarean sections are sometimes the result of abnormal presentations.
• he gave the customer a demonstration.
• he prepared his presentation carefully in advance.
• she gave the trophy but he made the presentation.
• the presentation of new data.
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Presentations - Meaning in Bengali

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স্বাস্থ্যসেবা ব্যবস্থাকে উন্নতর করার উদ্দেশ্যে রোগীর ইলেকট্রনিক হেলথ রেকর্ড ...

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• Argue with ( যূক্তি দেখানো (ব্যক্তি) ) I argued with him for the point.
• Admit into ( প্রবেশাধিকার দেওয়া ) He was admitted into the room.
• Feel for ( সহানুভূতি অনুভব করা ) I feel for you in your trouble.
• Contrary to ( বিপরীত ) His action is contrary to his words.
• Opposite to ( বিপরীত ) Your idea is opposite to mine.
• Supply to ( যোগান দেওয়া (ব্যক্তি) ) He supplied food to us.
• Hush money ( ঘুষ ) He offered a hush money to suppress the murder.
• slap on the wrist ( মৃদু শাস্তি ) Although he broke the rules, he was only given a slap on the wrist
• At a loss ( হতবু্দ্ধি ; কিংকর্তব্যবিমূঢ় ) He was at a loss and did not know what to do.
• At last ( অবশেষে ) I got my missing book at last.
• cringing flatterer ( খঁয়ের খা )
• Bag and baggage ( তল্পিতল্পাসহ ) He left the place bag and baggage.

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ওহে; আরে; শুনুন

Invisible to the naked eye

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ছদ্মনামযুক্ত অবস্হা ; নামহীনতা ; নাম নাই এমন অবস্থা

Deputy minister

উপমন্ত্রী; ডেপুটি মন্ত্রী

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Phantasmagory

ফ্যান্টাসমাগরি

Ambassador At Large

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ব্যথা ; যন্ত্রণা

Tie the knot

যৌনসংগম; যৌনসংগম করা;

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Presentation Meaning in bengali

Meanings of.

• উপস্থাপিত বস্তু
• প্রদত্ত বস্তু

Examples of Presentation :-

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• She gave the trophy but he made the presentation
• The presentation of new data
• He gave the customer a demonstration

Synonyms of Presentation :-

• Presentation
• Presentment
• Demonstration
• Introduction

Hypernyms of Presentation :-

• Making known

Hyponyms of Presentation :-

• Counterdemonstration
• Performance
• Lecture demonstration
• Reintroduction

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Of the many things that you have to do for good research, the first thing is to find the right sources for it. The broad criterion that you can set to find “good” sources is to look for the ones that are generally hailed as reliable and authoritative. Think of places like the New York Times website or Forbes. Since we’re talking about writing essays, however, some sources that you can consider using are as follows: 1. Google Scholar – a good place to find academic papers on various topics 2. ResearchGate – pretty much performs the same function as G Scholar 3. JSTOR – same thing once again And so on. Depending on the type of essay you’re writing and the institution you’re associated with, there may be some additional instructions and guidelines that you may have to follow about the research sources. Some institutes may have certain restrictions in place about some research sources, such as Wikipedia, etc. If there are any such restrictions in place, you should take them into consideration before deciding on the sources. 2. Don’t copy-paste from the sources …because that’s plagiarism. Plagiarism is something akin to a disease in academics. Its presence in your essay will only warrant the rejection of the latter. You should never copy-paste anything directly from your research sources, even if it happens to be a single line or sentence. Rather, when taking information from a source, here is what your routine should be. 1. First, you should open multiple sources at a time so that your tone, tenor, and information don’t get influenced 2. When taking information from the sources, you should note them down as points using your own words. This falls within the old “take ideas, not content” advice. 3. Whenever taking information, you should note down the citation details of the sources. Then you should create and add the citations whenever adding the borrowed information. If you note down ideas, you will be able to expound on them without using the same words as the source. This will help you steer clear of plagiarism issues. 3. Keep the essay organized Proper content organization can do wonders for the quality of your essay. An organized essay can look better on the eyes and be generally more readable. Here is what you should do to make your essay organized: 1. Split up the contents using headings and sub-headings 2. Follow a proper progression for the headings, sub-headings and section-headings in the typical cascading format…something that goes like this a. Heading i. Sub-heading 1. Section heading 3. Use bullets to convey information in a more readable way. Things like steps for a process and multiple items are better off written in the form of lists rather than a paragraph. 4. Keep your wording clear Just as proper organization can help with the overall quality and readability of your essay, the same goes for the choice of words you use. Using needlessly difficult words isn’t recommended in any type of content, be it an essay or anything else. Oftentimes, using difficult words can also get you confused about what you want to write. For example, a person describing the inordinate craving for people to utilize recondite terminology with unprecedented fervor…may lose what they’re trying to say in the first place. Of course, other than this, the main benefit of using easy words is that the essay becomes more readable for the reader – who, in this case, can be the teacher or the instructor. To bring them together in the form of a list, here are some tips that you can follow to make your wording easy and simple. 1. Firstly, take care not to use any words that you may think are alien to normal conversation. 2. If the situation demands the use of a difficult word, be sure to address and explain it for the ease of your reader(s). 3. Once you are done writing the draft of your essay, you should give it a couple of thorough reads and re-reads. If you come across any difficult words that you may have used without realizing it, you can fix them then. Another good way to go about the last step there is to use a paraphrasing tool. In other words, if there are some difficult words in your essay and you can’t figure out how to make them more readable, you can try rephrasing those particular parts with the help of a paraphrasing tool. Should you choose a high-quality one, you will be able to get smart results without much need for editing, etc. 5. Find and remove plagiarism Another important thing that you have to do during the essay-writing process is find and remove plagiarism from the content. We don’t need to go on about the harms and consequences of plagiarism. Suffice it to understand that it is one of the worst things that can occur in your academic write-ups. They can get you a low grade, put you in trouble with your teachers and even get you in legal trouble if the offense is serious enough. As we’ve done above, let’s adumbrate the steps that you need to follow for this in points: 1. First, you need to find out the parts of your content that are plagiarized. This you have to do with the help of an online plagiarism checker. There are different plagiarism checkers that you can use; some of the popular ones of which include Copyscape and Check-Plagiarism. 2. Once you are done with the first step, i.e., plagiarism detection, the next thing that follows is the removal or fixing. You can eliminate plagiarism from your content in a few different ways. a. You can just excise the plagiarized parts and cut them out altogether b. 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Presentation Meaning In Bengali

সাধারণ উদাহরণ এবং সংজ্ঞা সহ presentation এর আসল অর্থ জানুন।., definitions of presentation.

1 . কাউকে কিছু উপহার, বিশেষত একটি আনুষ্ঠানিক অনুষ্ঠানের প্রসঙ্গে।

1 . the giving of something to someone, especially as part of a formal ceremony.

সমার্থক শব্দ

2 . একটি বক্তৃতা বা কথোপকথন যেখানে একটি নতুন পণ্য, ধারণা বা কাজ দেখানো হয় এবং শ্রোতাদের কাছে ব্যাখ্যা করা হয়।

2 . a speech or talk in which a new product, idea, or piece of work is shown and explained to an audience.

3 . কারো একটি আনুষ্ঠানিক উপস্থাপনা, বিশেষ করে আদালতে।

3 . a formal introduction of someone, especially at court.

4 . প্রসবের সময় জরায়ুর সাথে সম্পর্কিত ভ্রূণের অবস্থান।

4 . the position of a fetus in relation to the cervix at the time of delivery.

5 . একটি প্রাথমিক পরীক্ষা এবং নির্ণয়ের জন্য একটি রোগীকে উপস্থাপন করুন।

5 . the coming forward of a patient for initial examination and diagnosis.

6 . Candlemas জন্য আরেকটি শব্দ।

6 . another term for Candlemas.

Examples of Presentation :

1 . পাওয়ারপয়েন্ট উপস্থাপনা তৈরি এবং দেখুন।

1 . making and viewing powerpoint presentation s.

2 . এটি একটি পাওয়ারপয়েন্ট উপস্থাপনা নয়।

2 . it's not a powerpoint presentation .

3 . ইংরেজিতে শেখানো চমৎকার প্রোগ্রাম, কেস অ্যানালাইসিস এবং নরম দক্ষতা যেমন টিমওয়ার্ক, উপস্থাপনা, ভাষা এবং সমস্যা সমাধানে ভরা।

3 . excellent programs taught in english packed with real-world business cases and soft skills such as teamwork, presentation , language and problem-solving.

4 . 'প্রেজেন্টিং ফর গিক্স' এবং 'ব্রেনস্টর্মিং ইওর প্রেজেন্টেশন'-এর লেখক।

4 . Author of 'Presenting for Geeks' and 'Brainstorming Your Presentation '.

5 . hcov-nl63 দ্বারা সৃষ্ট রোগে কোরিজা, কনজেক্টিভাইটিস, জ্বর এবং ব্রঙ্কিওলাইটিসের উপস্থাপনা সাধারণ।

5 . presentation of coryza, conjunctivitis, fever, and bronchiolitis is common in the disease caused by hcov-nl63.

6 . এটি একটি পাওয়ারপয়েন্ট উপস্থাপনা নয়।

6 . this is not a powerpoint presentation .

7 . ms পাওয়ারপয়েন্ট প্রেজেন্টেশন ব্যবহার করতে হবে।

7 . presentation ms powerpoint is to be used.

8 . উপস্থাপনা প্রধান নির্ভরতা: beamer.

8 . presentation s. primary dependency: beamer.

9 . পাওয়ারপয়েন্ট উপস্থাপনা এবং ডেমো।

9 . powerpoint presentation and demonstration.

10 . SES এর উপস্থাপনা (পাওয়ারপয়েন্ট; 30 মিনিট),

10 . Presentation of the SES (Powerpoint; 30 minutes),

11 . উদাহরণস্বরূপ, অফিস সফ্টওয়্যার স্যুটে ওয়ার্ড প্রসেসিং, স্প্রেডশীট, ডাটাবেস, উপস্থাপনা এবং ইমেল অ্যাপ্লিকেশন অন্তর্ভুক্ত থাকতে পারে।

11 . for example, office software suites might include word processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation , and email applications.

12 . উপস্থাপনা হবে.

12 . the presentation s will be.

13 . উপস্থাপনার সময় এবং সময়।

13 . time and hour of presentation .

14 . বর্ণানুক্রমিক প্রদর্শন ফর্ম।

14 . alphabetic presentation forms.

15 . উপস্থাপনার জন্য xhtml এবং css।

15 . xhtml and css for presentation .

16 . উপস্থাপনা কেচুয়া ছিল.

16 . the presentation was in quechua.

17 . উপস্থাপনা মোডে স্পষ্টভাবে চালান।

17 . run evince in presentation mode.

18 . উইন্ডোজ উপস্থাপন প্রতিষ্ঠা.

18 . windows presentation foundation.

19 . একটি হাইপারবারিক চেম্বারে উপস্থাপনা।

19 . hyperbaric chamber presentation s.

20 . kde 2 বিষয়ের উপর একটি উপস্থাপনা।

20 . a presentation with kde 2 theming.

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breech presentation Meaning in Bengali

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breech presentation around 3–4% and cephalic presentation approximately 95%.

In the general population, incidence of breech presentation at preterm.

manual procedure that is recommended by national guidelines for breech presentation of a pregnancy with a single baby, in order to enable vaginal delivery.

fewest complications sinciput (forehead) brow (eyebrows) face chin breech presentation (buttocks or feet first): complete breech footling breech frank breech.

or feet can present first, which is referred to as breech presentation .

Risk for breech presentation may increase with multiple pregnancies (more than.

(姬), given name Wusheng (寤生), which means "difficult birth" with breech presentation .

management of breech presentation .

Although obstetricians and midwives are extensively trained in proper procedures for breech presentation deliveries using.

found limited evidence for the use of moxibustion in correcting breech presentation of babies and called for more experimental trials.

A very high incidence of breech presentation has been noted among infants with FD.

found limited evidence for the use of moxibustion in correcting breech presentation of babies, and called for more experimental trials.

Specific situations that can contribute to birth injury include breech presentation , conduplicato corpore and shoulder dystocia.

These complications may include a contracted pelvis, breech presentation , or occipito-posterior position.

head), obstetric turn, acceleration and stimulation of the birth, breech presentation , forceps and vacuum extraction.

"Cephalic version by moxibustion for breech presentation ".

Non-cephalic presentations are the breech presentation (3.

150 – breech presentation MeSH G08.

obstetrical delivery; frank breech delivery; delivery; breech delivery; frank breech; breech birth;

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Hochul apologizes for claiming black children don’t know the meaning of ‘computer’

G ov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) has apologized for a comment she made during a presentation on Monday, in which she claimed black children do not know what the word computer means.

The New York governor had been speaking at the Milken Institute Global Conference to discuss Empire AI , an initiative that aims to make New York a leader in artificial intelligence research. During her discussion, she said this initiative aims to make AI more equitable in the state, as there are "young black kids growing up in the Bronx" who do not know the meaning of the word "computer."

Hochul has since explained that she misspoke.

"While discussing my commitment to expanding economic opportunity for communities of color, I misspoke and I regret it," Hochul said in a statement, which her office gave to the Washington Examiner. "Of course black children in the Bronx know what computers are — the problem is that they too often lack access to the technology needed to get on track to high-paying jobs in emerging industries like AI. That’s why I've been focused on increasing economic opportunity since Day One of my Administration, and will continue that fight to ensure every New Yorker has a shot at a good-paying job."

Hochul’s comment received backlash from many users on social media, including some lawmakers in the state. New York State Assembly member Karines Reyes wrote on X that she was “deeply disturbed” by Hochul’s statement.

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“Our children are bright, brilliant, extremely capable, and more than deserving of any opportunities that are extended to other kids,” Reyes wrote. “Do better.”

Assembly member John Zaccaro Jr. also criticized the governor’s comment, which he said “troubled” him.

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What is climate change mitigation and why is it urgent?

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• Climate change mitigation involves actions to reduce or prevent greenhouse gas emissions from human activities.
• Mitigation efforts include transitioning to renewable energy sources, enhancing energy efficiency, adopting regenerative agricultural practices and protecting and restoring forests and critical ecosystems.
• Effective mitigation requires a whole-of-society approach and structural transformations to reduce emissions and limit global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
• International cooperation, for example through the Paris Agreement, is crucial in guiding and achieving global and national mitigation goals.
• Mitigation efforts face challenges such as the world's deep-rooted dependency on fossil fuels, the increased demand for new mineral resources and the difficulties in revamping our food systems.
• These challenges also offer opportunities to improve resilience and contribute to sustainable development.

What is climate change mitigation?

Climate change mitigation refers to any action taken by governments, businesses or people to reduce or prevent greenhouse gases, or to enhance carbon sinks that remove them from the atmosphere. These gases trap heat from the sun in our planet’s atmosphere, keeping it warm. 

Since the industrial era began, human activities have led to the release of dangerous levels of greenhouse gases, causing global warming and climate change. However, despite unequivocal research about the impact of our activities on the planet’s climate and growing awareness of the severe danger climate change poses to our societies, greenhouse gas emissions keep rising. If we can slow down the rise in greenhouse gases, we can slow down the pace of climate change and avoid its worst consequences.

Reducing greenhouse gases can be achieved by:

• Shifting away from fossil fuels : Fossil fuels are the biggest source of greenhouse gases, so transitioning to modern renewable energy sources like solar, wind and geothermal power, and advancing sustainable modes of transportation, is crucial.
• Improving energy efficiency : Using less energy overall – in buildings, industries, public and private spaces, energy generation and transmission, and transportation – helps reduce emissions. This can be achieved by using thermal comfort standards, better insulation and energy efficient appliances, and by improving building design, energy transmission systems and vehicles.
• Changing agricultural practices : Certain farming methods release high amounts of methane and nitrous oxide, which are potent greenhouse gases. Regenerative agricultural practices – including enhancing soil health, reducing livestock-related emissions, direct seeding techniques and using cover crops – support mitigation, improve resilience and decrease the cost burden on farmers.
• The sustainable management and conservation of forests : Forests act as carbon sinks , absorbing carbon dioxide and reducing the overall concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Measures to reduce deforestation and forest degradation are key for climate mitigation and generate multiple additional benefits such as biodiversity conservation and improved water cycles.
• Restoring and conserving critical ecosystems : In addition to forests, ecosystems such as wetlands, peatlands, and grasslands, as well as coastal biomes such as mangrove forests, also contribute significantly to carbon sequestration, while supporting biodiversity and enhancing climate resilience.
• Creating a supportive environment : Investments, policies and regulations that encourage emission reductions, such as incentives, carbon pricing and limits on emissions from key sectors are crucial to driving climate change mitigation.

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What is the 1.5°C goal and why do we need to stick to it?

In 2015, 196 Parties to the UN Climate Convention in Paris adopted the Paris Agreement , a landmark international treaty, aimed at curbing global warming and addressing the effects of climate change. Its core ambition is to cap the rise in global average temperatures to well below 2°C above levels observed prior to the industrial era, while pursuing efforts to limit the increase to 1.5°C.

The 1.5°C goal is extremely important, especially for vulnerable communities already experiencing severe climate change impacts. Limiting warming below 1.5°C will translate into less extreme weather events and sea level rise, less stress on food production and water access, less biodiversity and ecosystem loss, and a lower chance of irreversible climate consequences.

To limit global warming to the critical threshold of 1.5°C, it is imperative for the world to undertake significant mitigation action. This requires a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 45 percent before 2030 and achieving net-zero emissions by mid-century.

What are the policy instruments that countries can use to drive mitigation?

Everyone has a role to play in climate change mitigation, from individuals adopting sustainable habits and advocating for change to governments implementing regulations, providing incentives and facilitating investments. The private sector, particularly those businesses and companies responsible for causing high emissions, should take a leading role in innovating, funding and driving climate change mitigation solutions. 

International collaboration and technology transfer is also crucial given the global nature and size of the challenge. As the main platform for international cooperation on climate action, the Paris Agreement has set forth a series of responsibilities and policy tools for its signatories. One of the primary instruments for achieving the goals of the treaty is Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) . These are the national climate pledges that each Party is required to develop and update every five years. NDCs articulate how each country will contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhance climate resilience.   While NDCs include short- to medium-term targets, long-term low emission development strategies (LT-LEDS) are policy tools under the Paris Agreement through which countries must show how they plan to achieve carbon neutrality by mid-century. These strategies define a long-term vision that gives coherence and direction to shorter-term national climate targets.

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At the same time, the call for climate change mitigation has evolved into a call for reparative action, where high-income countries are urged to rectify past and ongoing contributions to the climate crisis. This approach reflects the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) which advocates for climate justice, recognizing the unequal historical responsibility for the climate crisis, emphasizing that wealthier countries, having profited from high-emission activities, bear a greater obligation to lead in mitigating these impacts. This includes not only reducing their own emissions, but also supporting vulnerable countries in their transition to low-emission development pathways.

Another critical aspect is ensuring a just transition for workers and communities that depend on the fossil fuel industry and its many connected industries. This process must prioritize social equity and create alternative employment opportunities as part of the shift towards renewable energy and more sustainable practices.

For emerging economies, innovation and advancements in technology have now demonstrated that robust economic growth can be achieved with clean, sustainable energy sources. By integrating renewable energy technologies such as solar, wind and geothermal power into their growth strategies, these economies can reduce their emissions, enhance energy security and create new economic opportunities and jobs. This shift not only contributes to global mitigation efforts but also sets a precedent for sustainable development.

What are some of the challenges slowing down climate change mitigation efforts?

Mitigating climate change is fraught with complexities, including the global economy's deep-rooted dependency on fossil fuels and the accompanying challenge of eliminating fossil fuel subsidies. This reliance – and the vested interests that have a stake in maintaining it – presents a significant barrier to transitioning to sustainable energy sources.

The shift towards decarbonization and renewable energy is driving increased demand for critical minerals such as copper, lithium, nickel, cobalt, and rare earth metals. Since new mining projects can take up to 15 years to yield output, mineral supply chains could become a bottleneck for decarbonization efforts. In addition, these minerals are predominantly found in a few, mostly low-income countries, which could heighten supply chain vulnerabilities and geopolitical tensions.

Furthermore, due to the significant demand for these minerals and the urgency of the energy transition, the scaled-up investment in the sector has the potential to exacerbate environmental degradation, economic and governance risks, and social inequalities, affecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples, local communities, and workers. Addressing these concerns necessitates implementing social and environmental safeguards, embracing circular economy principles, and establishing and enforcing responsible policies and regulations .

Agriculture is currently the largest driver of deforestation worldwide. A transformation in our food systems to reverse the impact that agriculture has on forests and biodiversity is undoubtedly a complex challenge. But it is also an important opportunity. The latest IPCC report highlights that adaptation and mitigation options related to land, water and food offer the greatest potential in responding to the climate crisis. Shifting to regenerative agricultural practices will not only ensure a healthy, fair and stable food supply for the world’s population, but also help to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.  

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What are some examples of climate change mitigation?

In Mauritius , UNDP, with funding from the Green Climate Fund, has supported the government to install battery energy storage capacity that has enabled 50 MW of intermittent renewable energy to be connected to the grid, helping to avoid 81,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually. 

In Indonesia , UNDP has been working with the government for over a decade to support sustainable palm oil production. In 2019, the country adopted a National Action Plan on Sustainable Palm Oil, which was collaboratively developed by government, industry and civil society representatives. The plan increased the adoption of practices to minimize the adverse social and environmental effects of palm oil production and to protect forests. Since 2015, 37 million tonnes of direct greenhouse gas emissions have been avoided and 824,000 hectares of land with high conservation value have been protected.

In Moldova and Paraguay , UNDP has helped set up Green City Labs that are helping build more sustainable cities. This is achieved by implementing urban land use and mobility planning, prioritizing energy efficiency in residential buildings, introducing low-carbon public transport, implementing resource-efficient waste management, and switching to renewable energy sources. 

UNDP has supported the governments of Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Indonesia to implement results-based payments through the REDD+ (Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries) framework. These include payments for environmental services and community forest management programmes that channel international climate finance resources to local actors on the ground, specifically forest communities and Indigenous Peoples. 

UNDP is also supporting small island developing states like the Comoros to invest in renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure. Through the Africa Minigrids Program , solar minigrids will be installed in two priority communities, Grand Comore and Moheli, providing energy access through distributed renewable energy solutions to those hardest to reach.

And in South Africa , a UNDP initative to boost energy efficiency awareness among the general population and improve labelling standards has taken over commercial shopping malls.

What is UNDP’s role in supporting climate change mitigation?

UNDP aims to assist countries with their climate change mitigation efforts, guiding them towards sustainable, low-carbon and climate-resilient development. This support is in line with achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those related to affordable and clean energy (SDG7), sustainable cities and communities (SDG11), and climate action (SDG13). Specifically, UNDP’s offer of support includes developing and improving legislation and policy, standards and regulations, capacity building, knowledge dissemination, and financial mobilization for countries to pilot and scale-up mitigation solutions such as renewable energy projects, energy efficiency initiatives and sustainable land-use practices. 

With financial support from the Global Environment Facility and the Green Climate Fund, UNDP has an active portfolio of 94 climate change mitigation projects in 69 countries. These initiatives are not only aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but also at contributing to sustainable and resilient development pathways.

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