How to work effectively with journalists
Journalists and development organisations sometimes have a “love-hate” relationship - they need each other but also can find working together challenging. What can help?
Earth likely to warm more than two degrees by 2100 – experts
"The two-degree goal is achievable, but only with major, sustained effort on all fronts over the next 80 years."
Despite U.S. lagging, climate action gathers speed, if limited cash
Talks lay key groundwork to a ramp-up in action to curb climate change - but take little direct action on growing losses to disasters
With refrigerated ATMs, camel milk business thrives in Kenya
Adding a bit of technology has helped northeast Kenya's growing camel milk business thrive, even in the face of drought and higher temperatures
Mapping exercise of potential partner organisations at the BRACED inception workshop
A participant looks at a mapping exercise of potential partner organisations at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
Sun-powered micro-grids boost fortunes of Lake Victoria fishermen
With its year-round sunshine, solar power is ideally suited to Kenya where electricity access surged to around 60 percent in 2016 from 27 percent three years before
Climate change a 'man-made problem with a feminist solution'
Women are most adversely affected by disasters and yet are rarely "put front and centre" of efforts to protect the most vulnerable
Half of climate action plans neglect people in danger, say researchers
The lack of focus on vulnerable groups is "a critical concern", says report from Overseas Development Institute
Market gardening in Chad
Concern staff member giving training to a market gardening group in Koutoufou, Sila region, Eastern Chad, 2012.
Climate change agreement: Views from Paris
Key points from the climate change agreement unveiled in Paris, and the latest reactions to it