As crops fail, savings could stop women hitting the road in Myanmar
When bad weather destroys crops, women have limited options - but building community savings groups could help
Modern beekeeping offers Ethiopian youth a sweeter future
Project to create business opportunities for 12,500 young people will also protect forests and reach out to women
Among Nepal's hill farmers, adaptation pursues profit not charity
Should a share of the money needed to help the poorest adapt to climate change come from business?
‘Bold action needed now’ was the message at Development and Climate Days
There is a need for bold and immediate action to tackle the challenges of climate impacts on the poor and to seize the opportunities presented by climate compatible development
Drought tests a changed Ethiopia
The worst drought since a million died in 1984 is challenging a transforming Ethiopia
Growing disaster threats put human survival in doubt, warns U.N.
Air pollution, diseases, drought, climate change and earthquakes are creating risks "in a way that we have not anticipated"
Linking climate and early warning information with resilience: insights from Myanmar
This report explores early findings from BRACED's Rapid Response Research, focusing on access and response to climate information and early warning of extreme events
Hunger looms over Ethiopia as El Nino drives drought
More than 8 million people in Ethiopia now depend on food assistance, up from 4.6 million in August
Plastic ban raises hopes for Kenya's sisal farmers
Kenyans producing, selling or even using plastic bags risk imprisonment of up to four years or fines of $40,000
Our Common Future Under Climate Change conference
This four-day conference is the largest forum for the scientific community to come together ahead of the COP21 of the UNFCCC in 2015