United Nations Development Programme (UNDP/PNUD)

Something as basic as drinking water has become a luxury for the climate-vulnerable families living in the coastal regions of Bangladesh. Rising sea level caused by climate change has resulted in increased saline intrusion, making clean water scarce and precious. Women of these families have to walk miles every day just to fetch a few liters of drinking water. Your donation can change that. UNDP Bangladesh has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support youth-led voluntary community-based initiatives that can help families get access to safe water. The youth volunteers in the coastal communities are taking initiatives to install local water points, filtration units and rainwater harvesting systems to bring a sustainable solution to the water crisis. By contributing to this campaign, you can empower these young changemakers with essential tools and resources to amplify their work ensuring safe water for their communities. 100% of your donation will directly fund community-based initiatives that improve the lives of climate affected communities. Just $10 can benefit at least 100 people. Every donation matters in this fight for safe water, survival, and resilience. **  

The Cuban crocodile (Crocodylus rhombifer) is an endemic and critically endangered species found in Cuba’s Zapata Swamp, its natural environment. Its survival is threatened by human activity and climate change, but there is still time to make a difference. Your donation will provide satellite tracking devices to monitor their movements and ecological needs, enabling the safe release of captive-bred crocodiles into the wild. Leading this vital mission are biologist Etiam Pérez and veterinarian Gustavo Sosa, whose years of dedicated research have been essential to safeguarding the Cuban crocodile in the Zapata Swamp. They are joined by the Antonio Núñez Jiménez Foundation for Nature and Humanity, the Enterprise for the Conservation of the Zapata Swamp, the Cuban Crocodile Specialist Group and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Cuba, with technical assistance from BIOFIN. Can you help the Cuban crocodile to live free in its natural habitat? Your support is crucial for their future. Find out more: https://www.undp.org/es/cuba/see-you-while-crocodile-crowdfunding-initiative