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Climate-smart development crystallises on Senegal's salt flats
In places that suffer drought and poor crop outputs, salt could provide an alternative income
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Female lead households are most vulnerable
An image from a graphic created at Development and Climate Days in Paris, December 2015.
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Climate and weather information table at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal
Participants at the climate and weather information table at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
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Animal protection in disasters a lifeline for rural families
“If animals are saved, families can stay self-sufficient and be better prepared for future disasters”
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To save forests, Kenyan tea factory brews new way to dry tea
Tea factories that continue to use firewood can't ignore their own roles in the adverse effects of climate change
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With will and strong backs, a quake-hit Nepal village rebuilds
What does resilience look like? Sticking together in hard times, one community says
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Standing up for equal pay
How can we empower women through disaster resilience?
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Listen first, write second
How do you create a climate change resilience message that people want to hear?
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In drought-hit Burkina Faso, the (plant) doctor is in
As climate change brings more threats to crops, farmers in the Sahel get a helping hand from BRACED
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Flood-prone Bangladesh plans to keep food safe in home silos
Latest floods have caused acute food shortages in some areas, with household food stocks damaged and food production hampered
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