Rising disaster risk but little insurance interest in Pacific
Limited take-up so far is linked to small island nations' reluctance to foot the bill for the effects of climate change, says insurance expert
Is it time for a more pessimistic view about climate adaptation?
Is too much optimism hurting climate adaptation efforts?
Voice of resilience: Kenyan radio builds herders' trust in drought insurance
Explaining to pastoralists via local media how index-based insurance can protect them from climate stresses is persuading them to buy it
From camel to cup: Camel milk froths hopes in drought-hit Kenya
Camels are highly adapted to climate change, while their milk has been dubbed 'white gold' by food experts who say it could help conquer malnutrition
Let’s talk: Involving women in decisions boosts resilience
How can we promote inclusive decision-making among men and women?
When the ground opened: horizontal landslides empty Kenyan villages
Heavy rain has brought more than just flooding to the village of Gitugu: it has torn apart the very ground beneath people's homes and fields
Villagers 'living between life and death' as Pakistan's glaciers melt
"With glaciers melting faster than before, we feel more vulnerable and it seems like we are under constant threat of a natural disaster," said villager Shakoor Baig
In India's parched Bundelkhand, drought brings a tide of migration
As lengthening drought becomes the new normal, a parched region between India's Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh states is clearing out
From camel to cup
From Camel to Cup' explores the importance of camels and camel milk in drought ridden regions, and the under-reported medicinal and vital health benefits of camel milk
Fighting global warming, one cow belch at a time
Scientists are working on ways to reduce emissions released by livestock through belching, including by breeding animals that burp less