Search
-
Article
How one Malian town is trying to fight against hunger
Small changes - a wall to trap rainwater, a fish pond, bigger vegetable gardens - help families grow food and survive
-
Article
Innovative water storage helps Kenyans thrive in drought
Efforts to store water have been so successful families are now using extra water to grow crops for export
-
Events
Aid & Development Africa Summit 2017
The Aid & Development Africa Summit 2017 is an exclusive platform uniting regional and global expertise and offering a unique opportunity for cross-sector engagement between UN and government agencies, NGOs, donors and the private sector.
-
opinion
Climate change, conflict and fragility: time for action, less talk
Unless we effectively and sustainably address climate change, conflict and insecurity may ensue, a report by G7 members warns
-
Article
Asia most exposed to disaster risk, Africa likely to suffer more
Least able to prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters: South Sudan, Burundi and Eritrea
-
Reports
Making progress: BRACED at the mid-term
This report presents a synthesis of project-level mid-term reviews, carried out after 18 months’ implementation of the BRACED programme.
-
opinion
Flashmobs for resilience
Flashmobs can convey complex messages in a simple way.
-
Article
Pre-cooked beans could turn down heat on Africa's dwindling forests
"I used to stay away three hours looking for enough wood to cook beans, but now it is easy because I need just a small bundle"
-
opinion
Sowing the seeds of resilience in southern Africa’s epic drought
With the seeds planted for climate resilience, small-scale farmers can lift themselves out of poverty
-
BRACED Update
Financial services boost household resilience in Uganda
Savings groups are an easy way to improve poor communities' access to financial services.
© 2018 | Terms of Use