A nursery for climate resilient horticulture established in Nepal
Women farmers have set up a demonstration vegetable nursery, paving the way to boosting resilience in Nepal through the BRACED Anukulan project
Facebook launches disaster maps to help aid workers save lives
Maps will show the movements and location of people before, during and after disasters
As rural Sri Lanka dries out, young farmers look for new job options
"When my father was my age, maybe the rains were much more predictable. Now only a fool will bet on the rains"
Why disasters last longer than you think
Disasters are repeatedly knocking people back into poverty – this need not be the case
Chad residents in planting drive with tree nurseries
Fruit tree nurseries bring grafting – a planting technique – to drought-stricken areas
Armed with caterpillars, an entrepreneur dishes up a hunger solution
An young Burkina Faso inventor is turning shea caterpillars into big business - and way to beat malnutrition - in his drought-hit country
ADPC's Atiq Kainan Ahmed speaks about importance of BRACED for Asia
Atiq Kainan Ahmed of the Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre (ADPC), talks about why BRACED matters for Asia and the role of the regional partners in the Knowledge Management team
Time to leap forward to transformation
Is this what historic opportunity looks like? A year of the SDGs and a changing climate
From second jobs to 'stinginess', women see warming differently
Getting their input is crucial to getting climate adaptation right, researchers say
Waiting for grid to arrive, Myanmar villages switch on solar
Access to electricity from clean sources such as solar and small-scale hydropower changes the centuries-old way of life in rural communities across Myanmar