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Participants discuss markets and innovation at the BRACED inception workshop
Participants discuss markets and innovation at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
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Climate negotiators gear up for war of words at Bonn talks
What does the new slimline draft for a UN climate change deal offer on resilience?
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U.N. warns of "race against time" for 23 mln drought-stricken African farmers
Failure to help farmers in time with seeds, fertilizer and tools could result in a smaller harvest in March 2017
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Armed with apps and crops, women lead battle to save Senegal's shrinking farmland
Female-led work is vital to rural communities in Senegal - now women are organizing to lead the fight against multinational agribusiness
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In drought-stricken Mali, women manoeuvre for land - and a future
Malian men control access to land and decide which parts women are allowed to farm - that's a problem for women as erratic weather increases competition for land and harvests
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Savings, trainings help Burmese farmers survive extreme weather
Savings groups and training programmes could stop farmers hitting the road in Myanmar
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The most interesting disaster is the one that doesn’t happen
How we can learn more about what makes some people more resilient to climate shocks than others
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Weather stations for Africa could help achieve new global goals
Can 20,000 automatic weather stations across Africa help build greater resilience to climate change?
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Resilience is all about "small victories" on the ground
How do you help people overcome climate and other stresses? Ask them and work with what they know
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