Laying the foundations for measuring resilience
This report provides insights and lessons learnt from designing and implementing a quantitative impact evaluation for BRACED.
In drought-stricken Burkina Faso, farmers get creative
Drought-prone Burkina Faso finds ways to help those most vulnerable to climate extremes
To sustain climate adaptation, integrate it with local economies
"We must work with the private sector. Otherwise, when funds run out, then who fills our gap? That is not sustainable development."
Discussion forum: How to tell a compelling story about your project
April 25, 11.30-12.30 GMT /Have a great story to tell about your project but not sure where to start? This discussion will share a few pointers.
African nations to get profiles of drought and flood risk
Better information can help countries anticipate and prepare for problems, rather than simply respond with aid
How do we ensure that evidence is both useful and used?
How can we broker a dialogue with new audiences and create spaces where we can learn from each other?
Learning to support co-production
Approaches for practical collaboration and learning between at risk groups, humanitarian and development practitioners, policymakers, scientists and academics.
Faster, clearer data on disasters might help shield women and children
Women and children can be disproportionately affected by disasters, but taking a quick, close look at disaster data could help reduce their vulnerabilities
VIDEO - In drought-stricken Mali, women manoeuvre for land - and a future
Malian men control access to land and decide which parts women are allowed to farm - that's a problem for women as erratic weather increases competition for land and harvests
Tech helps Caribbean communities take on climate change
Across the Caribbean, decision makers are realising a top-down approach isn’t always the way forward