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After Nate, Costa Rica looks to measure mental health damage too
As climate change brings worsening storms and other extreme weather, measuring financial losses and deaths may not be enough
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Dakar's threatened 'green lung' gets reforestation boost
Planting trees seen as key to protecting capital's shrinking and degraded Mbao forest
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opinion
‘Zaman Lebidi’ means ‘the changing world’
Can we improve the livelihoods of the most vulnerable people through agricultural capacity-building activities and disseminate weather forecast and other climate information in local languages using text/voice messages and radio?
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opinion
iPods, singing contests and Frisbees – new ways to communicate
There's no shortage of engaging ways to communicate with vulnerable communities
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Reports
Access to markets and an effective private sector can catalyse development
Access to markets and the presence of an effective private sector are catalysts for economic development
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How can science play a bigger part in reducing disaster risk?
Conference in Geneva explores key role of science and technology in implementing Sendai Framework
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Traditional irrigation keeps water flowing in drought-hit India
In Assam, century-old irrigation canals are being rehabilitated to deal with India's worsening drought
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Tailor climate insurance to needs of poorest - experts
Providers have not invested enough in determining "what farmers want", one expert said.
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