Climate change: Communities become their own players in resilience
In the past, so-called traditional management approaches have demonstrated their limits
Livestock mobility in the Sahel
As a pillar of the Sahelian economies, livestock farming is a source of income for many families.
World's fish consumption unsustainable, U.N. warns
A report found that a third of the world's oceans are overfished
Kenya prepares to expand solar mini-grids into poorest rural areas
$150 million plan would light up markets, schools, shops and homes, and support solar-powered water pumping
Climate extremes reveal the expected and unexpected ways communities respond to shocks
Climate extremes give us the chance to learn why some people are able to cope with the shocks, and why some are not. The BRACED webinar on Reality of Resilience brought practitioners and scientists together to explore how best to learn from extreme events and apply lessons learned into practice.
In Niger's desert, Europe's migration crackdown pinches wallets
We worry for the people who used to provide services to the migrants. Now they've been put in a risky situation too
Chad pastoralist made to sit on floor now stands for her community
"It is just a woman. We cannot take what she says seriously," male officials have told Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim. But "I take the opportunity to put my ideas on the table"
Live with Water project area before project start
A view of the "Live with Water" project by CRES prior to the project's start.
People must work with the planet to stay out of trouble - scientists
If we are serious about our human wellbeing - from local communities to the global world economy - we need to now reconnect our entire world to the planet
With drought looming, Sri Lanka tries something new: preparing
Officials are removing taxes on imported rice, restricting reservoir use and looking for alternatives to hydropower as drought looms