Albania

Lithuania

ISC's work in Lithuania was part of ISC's community-based environmental education initiatives in Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia. The work consisted of trainings, technical assistance, education, and demonstration projects.

Kyrgyzstan

ISC adapted community action approaches to improve public health in Kyrgyzstan.

Japan

ISC's work in Japan explored how education for sustainability can serve as a means for building stronger links between educational institutions and communities in order to help promote an informed citizenry which is prepared to participate responsibly in a sustainable society.

Moldova

Poland

ISC replicated its model of interactive teaching methods is introduced in 250 schools across Poland. As a result, Krag, a Polish network of environmental educators was formed.

Ukraine

South Africa

Slovakia

Romania

Macedonia

Latvia

Hungary

Estonia

Czech Republic

Cuba

Bulgaria

Bosnia

Russia

Dominican Republic

In 2014, ISC hosted a Regional Climate Leadership Academy in Santo Domingo on the climate resilience of infrastructure services in cities across Latin America and the Caribbean.

Indonesia

ISC brought together local leaders from ASEAN member states to learn from their peers about urban climate adaptation.

Peru

The Philippines

ISC implemented a two city exchange between Legazpi, Philippines and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida – each facing disaster risk and recovery challenges.

Georgia

Serbia

Bangladesh

Bangladesh is one of the places on the planet most vulnerable to the effects of climate change. ISC is working with factories, brands, and residents to make communities resilient in the face of climate challenges, and also to ensure that the country's largest economic engine – factories – are safe for workers and residents.

Vietnam

ISC worked to build the capacity of local leaders to tackle challenges brought on by climate change and to develop low-carbon development approaches in Vietnam.

Thailand

ISC worked to build the capacity of local leaders to tackle challenges brought on by climate change and to develop low-carbon development approaches in Thailand.

India

India is one of the fastest-growing economies and most polluted countries in the world. ISC works with international brands and supplier factories to adopt sustainable manufacturing practices, reduce emissions, and foster community resilience to water shortages.

China

With a rapidly growing economy and heavy reliance on fossil fuels, China is the world’s largest CO₂ emitter. ISC is working with cities and businesses to advance low carbon development, environmental health, and resource efficiency.

United States

The United States is the largest economy in the world and has the largest per capita emissions of climate pollutants. ISC is working with community-based organizations, municipalities, nonprofits, and residents to accelerate climate change solutions that are effective, equitable, and sustainable. Visit http://us.iscvt.org to view ISC's US resource library, or click below to learn more about ISC's US programming.