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Phones and radios lead Niger's herders to water
They can no longer rely on traditional methods of predicting the weather amid increasingly erratic droughts and floods.
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Acting out challenges
Can improvisational theatre help build better climate resilience?
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Hotline, 'gender champions', tackle violence against girls in Kenya
Pastoralist girls in drought-hit Wajir often must walk long distances to fetch water – making them an easy target for abusers.
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Millions of Nigeriens to benefit from farming boost - U.S. aid agency
Niger gets $437 million to improve water access, upgrade roads and develop its markets
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Participants at a table discussing natural resources management at the BRACED inception workshop
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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Evaluating the progress made in climate change adaptation using indicators of resilience, Part I: Introduction
Introduction to global climate finance and the mismatch in timescales of intervention and time needed for actual adaptation
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Drought, expanding deserts and 'food for jihad' drive Mali's conflict
As land for crops and grazing shrinks, tensions between communities are rising in northern Mali
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It's time for the rich to learn from the poor
When it comes to sharing knowledge about how to adapt to climate change, the poorest countries have the most to offer
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Subsidised insurance bolsters Kenyan herders against drought
Insurance for animals, with payout triggered by reduced grazing, made cheaper or free to protect poor households
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