Role mezinárodních organizací v boji proti klimatické změně v Africe: případová studie UNEP

This thesis examines the involvement of international actors, specifically the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), in addressing the climate crisis on the African continent. The aim of the thesis is to assess UNEP's response to global warming in Africa and to verify whether its projects are actually strengthening the capacity of African countries to mitigate the effects of climate change. The first part of the thesis is based on the concepts of complexity and global governance, which form the basis for multilateral climate policy. The following analytical section will first summarize Africa's main climate challenges and the work of relevant international organizations. Next, it uses a UNEP evaluation case study to assess the extent to which projects implemented in Madagascar and Mali contribute to the SDGs and how these countries engage in climate diplomacy processes within UNEP, thus testing the validity of the stated hypothesis.