Routes to resilience: insights from BRACED final year
Following three years of implementing 15 BRACED projects, this report collates and synthesises evidence to understand how BRACED is building resilience.
Gender and resilience: from theory to practice
This BRACED working paper reflects on what progress has been made to link gender equality and resilience in development projects.
Ethiopia, UK met agencies join forces to battle weather extremes
Can localised climate information, delivered by radio, make a difference for Ethiopia's drought-hit farmers?
Driving resilience: Market approaches to disaster recovery
Some of the greatest impact in disaster recovery may come through support to local markets and financial institutions that affected populations rely on most to cope and recover.
Look beyond hotspots to help people weather climate shocks - study
Building resilience in a "very uncertain future" will require rethinking old ways of doing things, researchers say
Building resilience through adaptive management
How a resilience programme tweaked its activities based on various assessments
Working across disciplines – the pitfalls and opportunities
Sophie Rigg, Research and Learning Coordinator with Christian Aid, reflects on how a multi-disciplinary approach to development supports the building of resilience.
As drought keeps men away, Mauritania's pastoralist women take charge
"I am in charge of everything. Our money, our field of millet – even the village's borehole is my responsibility."
A woman picks herbs in her garden in Pikine, Senegal
A woman picks herbs in her organic microgarden alongside a "Living With Water" project basin in Pikine, Senegal.THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION/Jürgen Fauth
5 messages on the negative impact of inequalities and discrimination against women in Chad
This document is a summary of the results of the BRACED study in Chad, which explores the links between violence against women and girls and building resilience.