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Drought-hit Kenyan women trade their way out of poverty
"We need to stop relying on food distribution and aid money, and create more sustainable, life-long solutions"
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With a beehive fence, Kerala’s farmers tell elephants to buzz off
After failing to stop marauding elephants with trenches and solar-powered electric fences, residents have found a sweet solution
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Don't give up on tackling disaster risk in war zones - U.N.
Conflict-torn countries may lack functioning governments, but pockets can be identified to work with communities to reduce risks of disasters
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Less water, no soil, more fodder: Kenya farmers beat drought
To guarantee livestock fodder even when pastures are dry, Kenyan farmers are switching to a soil-less culture technology.
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Fodder farming provides lifeline to drought-hit Kenyans
"It requires less work than maize, and brings more money"
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As fruit trees fall, a hunger threat looms in Kenya
The loss of fruit trees for firewood and charcoal is hurting food security, particularly as droughts lengthen
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Drought-hit Cape Town learns resilience lessons the hard way
Restrictions on water use in Cape Town are "going be a part of what we term the new normal", says one city councillor
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It's time to rethink the future of global governance through games
Games offer familiar structures designed to allow us to play with the unfamiliar and rethink what is possible
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As Africa's need for food grows, Mali’s rice surge shows a way forward
“Africa has the resources, skills, and human and land capacity to move from importer to exporter by eating food made in Africa.”
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Climate change harms health worldwide as millions swelter
125 million extra people exposed to heat waves since 2000
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