Can we learn from system-level social protection interventions?
Influencing change at the system level is often very difficult to achieve and evaluate
Drought in Ethiopia tests people’s resilience to climate extremes
From camels to cut-and-carry systems, Ethiopians of varying vulnerability levels cope with climate change impact
Fodder farming provides lifeline to drought-hit Kenyans
"It requires less work than maize, and brings more money"
Bootcamps, internships train 'climate champions' in Uganda
The idea is to show people that climate change affects every one of us - but also to explain how they can do something about it
Arid Niger a 'model for Africa' as desert blooms
Rainwater storage and smarter farming is making life easier for Niger's farmers
Throwing the dice on climate risk insurance
Can games help policymakers make the right choices to reduce disaster risk?
Hit by wild weather, Africa moves to modernise its forecasting
Upgrading outdated weather services could help ease losses from weather and climate disasters, backers say
BRACED learning event set for February in Senegal
Want to share ideas on building resilience to climate change? Join our annual ideas exchange
Senegalese chef puts supergrain on menus to boost African farmers
The chef is hoping to have 7,000 families in Senegal producing the crop by 2020
Resilience in 2017: Five communities looking after their own future
Communities are at the frontline of social change, uniting in a common cause to benefit the wider population