A more resilient Ethiopia
Ethiopia has grown tremendously since the catastrophic droughts in decades past that left hundreds of thousands dead. While those events inevitably color the lens through which we view the current 2015 drought, its important to recognize the gains Ethiopians have made, and are continuing to make with the help of the government and international aid.
Armed with caterpillars, an entrepreneur dishes up a hunger solution
An young Burkina Faso inventor is turning shea caterpillars into big business - and way to beat malnutrition - in his drought-hit country
Push to ward off disasters in Dhaka slum deters early marriage
As community members unite to tackle floods, earthquakes and fires, women's rights get a boost
Discussion forum: What have we learned from the East African drought?
This online debate will discuss how different communities in East Africa were affected by drought, how they coped – for example through climate information or index-based insurance – and how effective the response from the international community has been.
Africa at highest risk of major economic blow from future climate threats - global index
Farmers in these countries are smallholders using traditional farming methods and do not have the financial safety nets to invest in new crops that may improve yields
As climate change uproots communities, innovation can rescue culture
Community wisdom is often quite transferable and usable in other contexts but it's fragile. How is that conserved as the community moves?
Soil analysis for resilience
Chad’s rural communities use soil information to better target land interventions
Grub's up! Climate-conscious foodies swap cows for crickets
A wave of social enterprises are trying to get people to eat insects instead of meat
Resilience in the face of change
Lessons learned from the Resilience 2017 conference in Stockholm
Poorest bear brunt of climate shocks in cities
From flooding to heat stress, cities are facing worsening climate-related challenges