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Loans for storing crops help Niger's farmers absorb climate shocks
Lack of storage forces farmers to sell their harvest at low prices - but changing that can help them get ahead
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BRACED Update
Malian women take up solar cooking to halt deforestation
Groups of women in rural Mali are being trained to use solar cooking technology.
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As climate threats grow, Iraq battles a new enemy: Water shortages
Changing rainfall, dams in neighbouring nations, overuse and damage from earthquakes and fighting are leaving Iraq parched, water minister says
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More jobs key to dealing with Lake Chad crisis, UNESCO says
Protecting the shrinking lake - and preventing a worsening humanitarian crisis - will require helping people find work, UN official says
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Hotter summer highs means cities face increasingly deadly risks
Cities in Europe, East Asia and Australia - including Paris, Moscow and Beijing - face particular risks, researchers say
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Hike in record-dry months for Africa's Sahel worries scientists
"There are limits" to how much people can adapt if drought continues to worsen in the semi-arid Sahel, researchers warn
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How do economies bounce back after a disaster?
Building risk profiles can help countries recover from disasters
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For women in Kenya's dry north, water is power
A new way of funding climate change projects at the local level is giving women more say over the use of precious resources
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BRACED Update
Access to water, a source of stability for breeders in the target areas of the Consortium Acting for Life/BRACED project
Access to water has allowed us to stay and take care of our families
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Participants discuss markets and innovation at the BRACED inception workshop
Participants discuss markets and innovation at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
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