Ten things to know about the Sendai disaster risk reduction deal
What's new in the disaster risk reduction agreement adopted in Japan, and what got sacrificed?
Psychological resilience webinar
This webinar will explore the implications of psychological resilience for international development
Stay or go? People under climate pressure must be able to choose
We may not be able to attribute migration directly to our changing climate, but we still need to act
Climate battle will be won or lost in cities - U.N. climate chief
We're seeing an incredible momentum for action in cities.
Learning exercise run by Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre
Participants in a BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, take part in a learning exercise run by the Red Cross Climate Centre in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
Mangrove-planting drones on a mission to restore Myanmar delta
Drones could plant trees 10 times faster and cut costs by half
From fake rice to deadly medicine, African firm takes on counterfeiters
When African farmers are tricked into buying fake seed, they can see harvests slashed, their families hungry and loans unpaid
Sicily's farmers go tropical as climate warms
Southern Italian island famed for its orange and lemon groves is dotted with the kind of exotic fruit trees usually associated with tropical climates - from papaya to mangoes
Boost resilience to save lives in West Africa: Red Cross head
"Lines between emergency response, development work and recovery efforts becoming increasingly blurred": IFRC
How climate change could affect African migration patterns
Will worsening climate conditions drive the poorest from their homes? That's not clear, at least in Malawi