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
Google boils down water data for new U.N. environment site
It's basically a time slide
The time for gender-smart action on disaster risk reduction is now
Women can help lead efforts to reduce losses in disasters - if they get a chance
The inclusion of municipal authorities in all phases of the Livestock Mobility project, a means to ensure sustainability
"This project is not a project of ICD / Acting for Life, but it is our project"
From stinky seaweed to sick fish, warming oceans threaten livelihoods
Climate change will reduce the productivity of fisheries in the world's exclusive economic zones by up to 12 percent by 2050
With refrigerated ATMs, camel milk business thrives in Kenya
Adding a bit of technology has helped northeast Kenya's growing camel milk business thrive, even in the face of drought and higher temperatures
Climate migration to surge unless emissions are curbed - World Bank
"We have a small window now, before the effects of climate change deepen, to prepare the ground for this new reality."
Should aid work stop when militants move in?
Development groups grapple with the insecurity that limits help for those who most need it in fragile states
As drought keeps men away, Mauritania's pastoralist women take charge
"I am in charge of everything. Our money, our field of millet – even the village's borehole is my responsibility."
Climate change an 'imminent' security threat, risk experts say
From Iraq and Pakistan to the Caribbean, climate change is driving threats of new insecurity and violence, security analysts say