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Watch your step: Kenyan herders mark out disease-free grazing routes
With droughts and floods shrinking the amount of habitable land, the search for food and water is driving people and wildlife deeper into each other's territories, raising the risk of disease transmission
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BRACED Update
Event: Development in the face of climate extremes and disasters
Join the BRACED Knowledge Manager for this public event where we will challenge common conceptions on the relationship between poverty and climate extremes.
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Reports
Intersectional approaches to vulnerability reduction and resilience-building
This scoping paper explores intersectional approaches to vulnerability reduction and resilience-building, with the aim of informing institutional policy and operational practice.
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Syokimau Floods 2015
Floods in Syokimau, Kenya, Fall 2015
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Case Studies
Insurance to withstand drought
How insurance can help alleviate drought impacts
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Events
Discussion forum: How can we manage climate risks and disasters differently?
In an online debate ahead of the World Humanitarian Summit, we will discuss ways of making local communities more resilient to natural hazards and helping them adjust to changes in the climate.
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Girls' football tackles forced marriage in Burkina Faso
Burkinabe teacher Catherine Zoungrana says her football club empowers girls to stand up for themselves
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Wild crops could save chickpeas from being blitzed, scientists say
They (wild crops) may be our most potent weapon against climate change.
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Climate forecasts could help drought-hit herders make smarter moves
Knowing what rain might come can help pastoralists decide where to move, and whether to sell
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BRACED Update
Myanmar village protects access to clean water during floods
For just $7 per household, project ensures safe water throughout a flood season that once brought diarrhea and other problems
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