When the cat catches the sun: Translated forecasts aid farmers
Getting translations right - particularly into local languages - can give farmers the tools they need to adapt to climate change
Climate change lacks 'the immediacy of now' in conflict zones
Climate change can contribute to conflict - but it's hard to focus on in conflict areas with pressing immediate needs
Applying resilience thinking in BRACED – how resilience is interpreted in consortia projects and processes
How resilience is interpreted in consortia projects and processes
Factsheet: Reflection and learning in small teams
A tool to facilitate short but effective reflection processes to support iterative cycles of learning
Challenging assumptions about social protection
How can social protection programmes help build resilience to climate shocks and disasters?
Tanzania's latest TV celebrities are female farmers
While sex, fights and confessionals draw viewers to most reality television shows, it's the revolutionary portrayal of women as "heroes" that makes one in two Tanzanians watch a homegrown series
Time to talk about climate change differently?
We need to speak the right language to persuade people that acting on climate change is in their own best interest
Tanzania's women street cooks hope for safety, loans
"Urban food vending may be a good tool for creating livelihood security for the urban poor, but to achieve this there has to be better policy initiatives"
ADPC's Atiq Kainan Ahmed speaks about importance of BRACED for Asia
Atiq Kainan Ahmed of the Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre (ADPC), talks about why BRACED matters for Asia and the role of the regional partners in the Knowledge Management team
Going local in aid will help build disaster resilience
The argument for a more local approach to aid came across loud and clear at the World Humanitarian Summit