Kenya in a froth as drought spurs switch to "camelcinos"
When it's too dry for dairy cows, what do you do? Switch to camel milk
Myanmar village protects access to clean water during floods
For just $7 per household, project ensures safe water throughout a flood season that once brought diarrhea and other problems
Girls' football tackles forced marriage in Burkina Faso
Burkinabe teacher Catherine Zoungrana says her football club empowers girls to stand up for themselves
Floods in Merti 2015
Floods in Merti, Kenya, Fall 2015
BRACED Programme Monitoring and Evaluation Guidance Notes
The BRACED Monitoring and Evaluation Guidance Notes set out the BRACED M&E framework itself and the guidance provided to the 15 country-level project Implementing Partners during the first year of the programme
In Kenya, struggling potato growers ink a new deal
To deal with climate pressures, farmers are turning to growing contracts to earn more money and get better seed
Livestock Markets in the Sahel: Market Integration and the role of climate and conflict in price formation
This report focuses on Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, and aims to inform governments, regional institutions and technical and financial partners about current livestock market dynamics in the Sahelian zone.
Kenyan farmers use El Nino to their advantage to enhance food security
Some communities in Kenya are capitalising on heavy rains brought by El Nino by capturing flood waters into irrigation systems
Tying disaster relief to insurance could speed up aid
"We must stop treating disasters like surprises," argues Center for Global Development
Kenya close to ending drought crises, says local scientist award winner
Droughts regularly decimate herds across Africa, forcing destitute families to abandon their nomadic lifestyle and settle in remote, dusty towns where they fall deeper into poverty