Can new technologies help track resilience?
Measuring resilience isn't cheap or easy - but using mobile phones to reach people on the move can help with both problems
Songs and sanctions help regreen Sudan's desert villages
Droughts have turned farms to dust in North Kordofan state, but villagers are fighting back by planting trees
You're invited: The annual BRACED learning event
All BRACED partners are invited to the annual BRACED learning event, 9-11 February 2016, in Dakar, Senegal
From stinky seaweed to sick fish, warming oceans threaten livelihoods
Climate change will reduce the productivity of fisheries in the world's exclusive economic zones by up to 12 percent by 2050
A nursery for climate resilient horticulture established in Nepal
Women farmers have set up a demonstration vegetable nursery, paving the way to boosting resilience in Nepal through the BRACED Anukulan project
Growing your own in 30 below - the chef on an Arctic mission
"We're on a mission … to make this town very sustainable. Because if we can do it here, then what's everybody else's excuse?"
Hurricanes threaten Caribbean still recovering from 2017 storms
Building more resilient infrastructure takes times and money - both of which are short, say island leaders
ODI's Tom Mitchell speaks about BRACED innovation
Tom Mitchell, head of the climate change programme at the Overseas Development Institute and leader of the BRACED knowledge management team, talks about what's new and innovative about BRACED and its connection with the new Sendai disaster risk reduction framework
In rain-short Niger, wasps deployed in war on crop-munching worm
As a millet-destroying worm thrives in drier conditions, farmers learn how to breed wasps that can control the pest damaging their food supplies and incomes
Les estimations des pertes liées aux catastrophes ignorent le coût accru pour les pauvres
Une inondation ou un tremblement de terre peut laminer les populations pauvres mais ne pas apparaître comme ayant un grand impact économique si elles achètent déjà très peu