Exploring links between financial services and climate resilience: evidence from Myanmar
This report lays out early findings from mobile phone surveys conducted in Hpa-An township, eastern Myanmar, focusing on access to financial services and emergency funds.
As wild weather worsens, Malawi forecasting gets a $16 mln makeover
The changes are expected to make forecasts 80 percent more accurate - and easier for farmers to use
Monitoring and evaluation in a local context
How can BRACED projects measure changes in households' level of resilience?
Planting the seeds of resilience
How can certified seeds help tackle climate change?
Planning for climate compatible development in Ethiopia
This Working Paper highlights some of the results in Ethiopia’s priority thematic areas for climate change planning: building a knowledge and evidence base; governance and institutional arrangements; and planning, budgeting and financing.
Kenyan pastoralist women find new economic freedom - from pawpaws
As droughts worsen in northern Kenya, pastoralist women take up gardening – and curb domestic violence
IPCC's Chris Field speaks on BRACED and climate adaptation
Climate scientist Chris Field, co-chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), talks about the linkages between climate change adaptation and sustainable development and how BRACED can boost knowledge on climate adaptation
Community cooker helps clean up Kenya’s choking Lake Naivasha
With waste increasingly out of control, a plan to collect it and use it for fuel is also helping feed workers
Building climate resilience in Burkina Faso
Find out more about our climate resilience work in Burkina Faso. Here, Romain Cardon, Project Director for BRACED, describes our aims for the 3-year programme and outlines some of our activities.
Everything we’ve heard about urbanization turns out to be wrong’
Researchers contest widely-accepted United Nations' predictions on urban population growth