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In Ethiopia, climate change leads herders to retrain as farmers
As droughts becomes harsher, killing animals, adding in vegetable farming - and other money makers - is paying off for pastoralists
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Sexist climate change? Women and girls hit hardest by extreme weather
In parts of the world where grave gender inequality is already stark, droughts, floods and other freak weather events mean women and girls are often among the last to receive help
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Mali's erratic weather pushes girls into risky domestic work
But as girls come to the cities as drought ruins crops, a programme aims to protect them and earn them better pay
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opinion
How to get climate finance down to where it matters?
Senegal, Kenya, Tanzania and Mali are pushing climate funding down to communities that decide how to spend it themselves
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Mauritania's nomadic herders seek safe passage through drought
Can negotiating safe travel corridors across national borders help the Sahel's pastoralists survive intensifying drought?
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Climate negotiators gear up for war of words at Bonn talks
What does the new slimline draft for a UN climate change deal offer on resilience?
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As migration distracts donors, food security suffers - crop expert
When shocks come, will food production stand up? "I think no, and people don't realise it," scientist says
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What is resilience?
At this year’s BRACED Annual Learning Event in Uganda, we asked participants one question: “what is resilience?”
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opinion
NGOs are shaking up climate services in Africa. Should we be worried?
A concern is around the long-term viability of hard-fought development gains
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Delivering basic services is key to improving resilience
The delivery of basic health, education, clean water and sanitation services and social protection is a critical component of poverty reduction and strengthening resilience
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