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In drought-hit Zimbabwe, women's "second shift" burden grows
Longer hours of unpaid work to gather scarce water, firewood and food are putting women – and their paid jobs – at risk
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BRACED Update
Launching the BRACED Resilience Exchange
The Resilience Exchange is a major flagship report exploring what BRACED has learned after 2 years.
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BRACED Update
BRACED at COP21
What is BRACED up to at the UN climate negotiations in Paris? Here's all the latest. Come join us!
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Rules to govern sun-dimming technology "urgently" needed - expert
Large-scale use of sun-dimming technology could have a range of little-understood side effects, including potentially shifting Asian monsoons
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To fight hunger, Somali farmers turn to Ugandan roots
Could growing cassava and sweet potato help Somali families become more resilient to drought?
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Case Studies
Reality of Resilience: 2016–17 drought in East Africa
The 2016–2017 drought across the Horn of Africa has contributed to failed harvests, extensive livestock deaths and food insecurity. This paper reveal lessons on using forecasts to trigger early action for humanitarian and development practitioners.
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opinion
Why disasters last longer than you think
Disasters are repeatedly knocking people back into poverty – this need not be the case
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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
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opinion
Time's up on the gender pay gap for rural women
Empowering women in agriculture has a remarkable domino effect.
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