As climate change uproots communities, innovation can rescue culture
Community wisdom is often quite transferable and usable in other contexts but it's fragile. How is that conserved as the community moves?
Sri Lankan investment in disaster risk insurance gives fast payoff
First national policy, bought 6 weeks ago, provides help to those flattened by flooding and a major landslide
Protecting mangroves, Kenya's fishermen net cash - and more fish
Coastal Kenyan community earns $30,000 in two years selling carbon credits from mangroves they protect
To make good decisions, Africa needs its own climate knowledge
How do you get the right information to the right people, at the right time?
You're invited: The annual BRACED learning event
All BRACED partners are invited to the annual BRACED learning event, 9-11 February 2016, in Dakar, Senegal
“That’s not my job!” Responsibility of getting evaluation results into use
Is getting evaluation evidence into use by decision makers the responsibility of those doing the evaluations, or no?
Monitoring resilience on the ground: BRACED Reality of Resilience
The Reality of Resilience project looks at what has worked - and what has not - to build resilience to climate extremes
Time short to protect Africa's food supply from climate change: study
Maize, beans and bananas are most at risk, researchers say, urging action to help farmers adapt
Innovation needed to turn on climate cash tap for the poor
Once communities start seeking their own solutions to climate change, governments and others get interested
A perfect storm is brewing - and we can prevent it
Better ways of pinning down disaster risks can help save lives, but getting that change in place is hard work