Why disasters last longer than you think
Disasters are repeatedly knocking people back into poverty – this need not be the case
Evaluating the progress made in climate change adaptation using indicators of resilience, Part II: Metrics for adaptation
Can we assess adaptation effectiveness on long and short timescales using standard development or ‘well-being’ indicators in conjunction with climate data?
Hunger and conflict push northern Burkina Faso into crisis
After erratic rains, nearly a million people in Burkina Faso are expected to need food aid in the coming months
Building resilience for all: intersectional approaches for reducing vulnerability to natural hazards in Nepal and Kenya
This paper challenges and opportunities for understanding intersecting inequalities and delivering effective intersectional approaches that help build resilience to natural hazards and climate change.
Crisis modifiers: a solution for a more flexible development-humanitarian system?
A solution for a more flexible development-humanitarian system?
Taste for mushrooms helps Tanzanian farmers protect forest
When harvests fail, farmers turn to cutting forests - but growing mushrooms could be an alternative
With more than one crop, Kenyan farmers weather armyworm attacks
To protect themselves from total crop failure, Kenyan farmers grow pulses alongside their traditional crops like maize
After an August drenching, Karachi confronts rising flood risk
A new plan aims to take a hard look at two big problems: Uncollected trash clogging sewers and construction on drainage systems
Time's up on the gender pay gap for rural women
Empowering women in agriculture has a remarkable domino effect.
Interactions between local and scientific knowledge systems for weather and climate services
How can projects combine both scientific information and local knowledge to give farming households the best chance of reaching the right decisions each season?