Kenyan festival drums up appetite for climate adaptation
How do you get climate information to herders spread over vast distances? A festival might be the answer
About BRACED and the Knowledge Manager
This two page infographic is a handy guide to the BRACED programme and the Knowledge Manager.
Integrating gender in BRACED
Understanding the processes that define the opportunities and constraints for effectively building the resilience of women and girls in the Christian Aid led BRACED projects.
Safe haven elusive for Africans fleeing conflict, climate stress
In West Africa, people are moving from one risky place to another, triggering new tensions and dangers
Why the strongest hurricane on record was no ‘catastrophe’
While Hurricane Patricia was extreme by many measures including very fast wind speed and low central pressure, Patricia did not result in the catastrophic damage that some were anticipating.
Smarter spending could tackle disasters in Uganda before they happen
Sending small amounts of aid before a predicted disaster could help cut what needs to be spent afterward, officials say
Learn from indigenous people to fight climate change - aid chief
At least a quarter of the world's carbon stored in tropical forests is found in territories managed by indigenous people
In Ethiopia, climate change leads herders to retrain as farmers
As droughts becomes harsher, killing animals, adding in vegetable farming - and other money makers - is paying off for pastoralists
Sexist climate change? Women and girls hit hardest by extreme weather
In parts of the world where grave gender inequality is already stark, droughts, floods and other freak weather events mean women and girls are often among the last to receive help
World Bank warns climate change could add 100 million poor by 2030
Good development policies are needed fast to keep poor people safe from extreme weather and rising seas