What gets tracked gets funded. 💰

By tagging climate & disaster spending, Guatemala turned prevention into a budget priority — and saw a 113% rise in disaster risk funding in one year.📈

Evidence reshaped negotiations, and public finance followed.

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In 🇹🇯 Tajikistan, small policy changes could create BIG economic gains. Resilient infrastructure investments could lift employment by up to 3% by 2030. ​

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We're helping connect the dots between policy, investment & jobs. Read this story to learn examples of how @WorldBankGroup research, analyses, & training have informed game-changing policies that are helping people get to work, thrive, & be productive. https://t.co/qoJK0DtDXO https://t.co/EYFH3x9msk

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7/12 |05Z| Caribbean Gale Warning: Winds are forecast to pulse to gale- force off the coast of Colombia again tonight through Sun morning. Rough to very rough seas of 12 to 14 ft are expected with these winds.

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Tsunamis kill more people than any other sudden-onset natural hazard. 🌊
Most are caused by seismic activity, like earthquakes under or near the ocean, but they can also result from landslides or volcanoes.
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Sierra Leone's stunning coastline holds significant economic potential for tourism. But plastic pollution has put all of that at risk. Now, the government and local entrepreneurs are turning this challenge into opportunity. Watch this video to learn more: https://t.co/KYwlwXBAN8 https://t.co/T1WgaaaYTd

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Wildfires are intensifying due to climate and land-use change, affecting around 100 million hectares of forest annually.

Read about the @FAO-hosted Global Fire Management Hub 👉 https://t.co/OeQwWNhorn

#ClimateAction #GlobalFireHub https://t.co/LcLNZhVP2Q

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There is hope in reforestation. 🌿

Flor Juanga knows that restoring forests means restoring balance for people, wildlife, & future generations.

On this #DayOfHope, see how she is working with her community, UNDP and partners to protect the forest.

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🌪️ On #SDSDay, advances in satellite observations and forecasting are helping predict sand and dust storms more accurately.

Sharing data, strengthening early warnings and working across borders can turn knowledge into action.

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A changing climate is creating new pressures for firms. The latest World Bank flagship report from #MENA, Afghanistan, & Pakistan shows why access to finance, a better business environment, and greener production matter for resilience & competitiveness.
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Jul 12: Plumes of Saharan dust are moving across the Atlantic. This is typical in July, bringing hazy skies. This NASA model shows a forecast for the dust plumes over the next 10 days across the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean, and into the Gulf. More at https://t.co/26J6Uogt6o https://t.co/79G0cfZCuV

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RT @NHC_Pacific: 7/12 5am PDT: A couple of troughs well south of #Hawaii have a low chance of formation and will remain well south of the islands.
Well south of #Mexico: A tropical depression is expected to form by mid-week and should remain well offshore of Mexico.

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RT @UNEP: Sand and dust storms are natural phenomena, but they are growing increasingly frequent and severe.

This #SDSDay, here is everything you need to know about sand and dust storms, and how humanity can rein in their destructive impact: https://t.co/nT2RfqgKi4 https://t.co/E2TMT8OmWd

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7/12: A tropical depression may develop from low pressure moving W-NW off Mexico thru mid week. Regardless of development, this system is likely to bring fresh to strong winds and rough to very rough seas off SW Mexico starting late today. More at https://t.co/26J6Uoh0VW https://t.co/GYV4RcBSoT

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It's not just the daytime highs that matter for our health. High overnight temperatures make hot days more hazardous and increase overall heat stress.
Understand the difference between hot days, heatwaves, and their effects to your health: https://t.co/TagpoMbu4Y https://t.co/0XDbraFzQu

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Can countries reduce emissions while attracting investment into their energy sectors and improving electricity delivery?

See how, with @WorldBankGroup support, the Kyrgyz Republic and Uzbekistan are testing a model of policy reform that does all three: https://t.co/OngROmC8Zu https://t.co/YS3kOTqnpk

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🔥 Wildfires threaten lives, livelihoods & ecosystems.

To help countries move towards integrated fire management, FAO and partners created the Global Fire Management Hub, a ‘one-stop-shop’ for data, guidelines and best practices for the fire community 👇

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Yesterday, Typhoon Bavi made landfall in China, bringing strong winds and heavy rain as it moved inland.

The storm has weakened, but it is still expected to bring impacts to eastern and northern China. https://t.co/kGcxiev8MI

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Jul 12: Good afternoon! Check out the Weekly Marine Weather Briefing from Jul 12, 2026:
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For the latest marine forecast, visit: https://t.co/26J6Uoh0VW

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Food security during climate shocks is often decided at household level.🌾

In Vanuatu, taro cultivation provides food security when transport & food imports are disrupted. ⛈️

Agricultural choices are part of local-level risk management.

Dig deeper ➡️ https://t.co/RFbdxJy14r https://t.co/EQgGkfqQkV

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7/12: The National Hurricane Center is monitoring several areas with the potential for tropical cyclone development across the eastern and central Pacific, while the Atlantic basin remains relatively quiet. This pattern is typical during an El Niño year. https://t.co/emorBrQzrX

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