A tale of two streets
Can investment in drainage and water storage help avert worsening flooding in urban areas of Africa?
New law a glimmer of hope for women's land rights in Mali
As climate change pushes men to take over land once left to women, women could get a set aside of government land
Building the case for canoes: communities facing multiple hazards in Myanmar use scientific evidence to create multiple solutions
Communities in Myanmar find new way to link scientific evidence with local knowledge to prepare for multiple weather hazards
Can a hungry Mali turn rice technology into "white gold"?
Malians are cautiously turning to a new farming technique that could boost harvests and help them adapt to the effects of climate change
Climate extremes 'not a distant threat', experts warn
As climate extremes take hold, building resilient poverty reduction is key, members of a BRACED panel say
From Indonesia to Gabon, countries turn to nature to cut climate risks
"There is a wealth of evidence ... that if we restore, protect and enhance ecosystems, they will lower human vulnerability to climate change"
Factoring climate information into investments and planning decisions is vital
Factoring climate information into the design and implementation of investments and planning decisions is vital to climate-resilient development
Five key principles for Adaptive Social Protection programming
These can be used as a roadmap for implementers, or a checklist for holding programmes to account
How to grow food in drought-hit Zimbabwe? Add irrigation
Efforts to irrigate parched farmland could be a long-term answer to worsening food security in Zimbabwe
Early value-for-money adaptation: Delivering VFM adaptation using iterative frameworks and low-regret options
How can adaptation efforts that produce good value for money be selected?