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U.N. warns of "race against time" for 23 mln drought-stricken African farmers
Failure to help farmers in time with seeds, fertilizer and tools could result in a smaller harvest in March 2017
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Turn flood of climate information into useable stream, experts say
Right now, "it's profoundly confusing to know where to go to get decent climate information"
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Power to the pupils: solar panels keep Kenya's kids in school
Solar panels in Kenya are powering school attendance and lowering tuition fees, while providing clean energy
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As climate disasters quicken, urgent action - and cash - are needed
As Bonn climate talks start, expert warn, "We can't leave and say to people affected by disasters: 'Sorry guys, you're on your own'"
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Maasai manure helps Kenya's drought-hit herders fight hunger
Livestock keepers are starting to sell manure for fertiliser, profiting from an underused resource and boosting farmers' yields in tough climate times
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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.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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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
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