Search
-
-
opinion
Crowdsourcing strengthens climate resilience
What do crowdsourcing techniques and climate resilience have in common?
-
opinion
How to align your Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning framework to a broader programme
Monitoring systems should reflect the reality of regions where they operate, and be flexible.
-
video
Powering global change through partnership
How IIED is working with partners around the globe to deliver change at the local, national and international level
-
Article
From floating homes to fish ponds, $10 mln award backs solutions to floods
"Our intention is to shift the priorities so that people invest before the event, so they don't have to invest as much after"
-
Reports
Evaluating the results of BRACED projects in Ethiopia, Myanmar and Niger
This report summarises the results of three different BRACED country-level evaluations in Myanmar, Niger and Ethiopia
-
Reports
Climate extremes and poverty reduction: Development designed with uncertainty in mind
Building resilience to climate extremes and disasters will help ensure the success of global efforts to eliminate extreme poverty. Reaching and sustaining zero extreme poverty, the first of the SDGs, requires a燾ollective effort to manage the risks of current climate extremes and projected climate change.
-
BRACED Update
BRACED Myanmar Alliance launched
The BRACED Myanmar Alliance launches its work in 158 villages around the country
-
Reports
DFID BRACED Knowledge Manager Evaluation Plan
The BRACED Knowledge Manager Evaluation Plan provides an overall approach and detailed outline of how the Knowledge Manager plans to deliver a coherent package of evaluative activities across the project and programme over the next three years
-
BRACED Update
"In South Sudan, it’s all about small victories"
Building communities’ resilience to climate extremes is possible even in the harshest of environments
© 2018 | Terms of Use