Boko Haram violence in Lake Chad could fuel Europe migrant crisis - U.N.
Climate change and poverty are at the root of growing violence and migration, experts say
With 'worm juice,' Kenya's farmers boost their soil - and harvests
Prolonged drought and storm-related flooding have combined to erode fertile soils in rural parts of Kenya
The most interesting disaster is the one that doesn’t happen
How we can learn more about what makes some people more resilient to climate shocks than others
Building climate resilience in Ethiopia
Find out more about our climate resilience work in Ethiopia. Here, Yitna Tekaligne, Country Manager for Christian Aid Ethiopia, describes where, what and how we are working to relieve the effects of climate change on vulnerable communities in Ethiopia.
Paris Agreement fires starting gun for faster climate action
Just 10 months ago... no one thought it could enter into force until 2020
Africa's Great Green Wall could halt youth migration, extremism - experts
Planned wall would see a 7,000 km (4,400 mile) strip of vegetation reaching from Senegal in West Africa to Djibouti in East Africa
Climate and conflict, bedfellows of disaster?
It's impossible to build climate resilience without understanding conflict dynamics.
Rural Kenyans beat rising heat with mud-brick homes
Earth brick homes are cooler, cheaper and more environmentally friendly than more typical stone houses.
Voice of resilience: Kenyan radio builds herders' trust in drought insurance
Explaining to pastoralists via local media how index-based insurance can protect them from climate stresses is persuading them to buy it
In fuel-short Mali, farmers find money in saving tree stumps
A method to regrow and partially cut trees is spreading in West Africa as a way of sustainably producing fuel - and income