UNESCO, the UN Secretariat, and the Government of Brazil are pleased to announce the first group of high-scoring proposals selected under the Global Fund for Information Integrity on Climate Change. This marks a major milestone in the fight against climate disinformation—one of the most pressing obstacles to effective, science-based climate action. Dozens of strong, field-ready proposals have already been vetted and are prepared to deliver practical, measurable solutions to defend climate information integrity. UNESCO also invites more Member States to join the Initiative and affirm their commitment to accurate, evidence-based public discourse as a foundation of global climate action. “Information integrity is not a side issue—it’s central to the success of climate action,” said Jelassi.