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Drought-hit Nairobi looks to filthy dam to keep business flowing
Rehabilitating an abandoned water reservoir could help residents of Kibera slum get through dry times
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Climate change agreement: Views from Paris
Key points from the climate change agreement unveiled in Paris, and the latest reactions to it
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Crickets, birds, weather data combine to guide African farmers
A new weather advisory service, by an award-winning Kenyan tech expert, aims to help drought-hit farmers
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Key role for BRACED in ‘new era’ for IPCC global climate assessment
What should the next IPCC assessment report focus on?
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Stop ignoring costs of smaller disasters: UN risk chief
Governments underestimate disaster losses, which are set to rise with climate change, says new UNISDR head
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Water innovation helps Bangladeshi women dodge snakes, shortages
A simple water collection system is making life easier - and safer - for a tribal community in southeast Bangladesh
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Bootcamps, internships train 'climate champions' in Uganda
The idea is to show people that climate change affects every one of us - but also to explain how they can do something about it
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opinion
How can the world reduce disaster losses for the poor?
An estimated 26 million people are forced into poverty each year by global disasters
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Proposed U.S. aid cuts threaten 'disaster' for world's poor - foundation head
With aid at risk around the world, new coalitions need to help drive large-scale action on hunger, poverty and energy access, Rockefeller chief says
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Senegal's capital turns out for first-of-its-kind climate march
“Local people know the weather is changing and it’s affecting them – they need to know how to coordinate their efforts to do something about it,” says one BRACED participant
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