From floating homes to fish ponds, $10 mln award backs solutions to floods
"Our intention is to shift the priorities so that people invest before the event, so they don't have to invest as much after"
Ignoring environment, culture could keep people in poverty - study
A narrow focus on boosting farm production can result in land degradation, deforestation and pollution
Girls' football tackles forced marriage in Burkina Faso
Burkinabe teacher Catherine Zoungrana says her football club empowers girls to stand up for themselves
In Kenya, companies now liable for climate change damages
Could the risk of having to make payouts drive quick action on climate change by Kenyan companies?
Savings, trainings help Burmese farmers survive extreme weather
Savings groups and training programmes could stop farmers hitting the road in Myanmar
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
To sustain climate adaptation, integrate it with local economies
"We must work with the private sector. Otherwise, when funds run out, then who fills our gap? That is not sustainable development."
How has the Nepal earthquake impacted the BRACED ‘Anukulan’ programme?
How is a BRACED consortium project that is helping half a million poor and vulnerable people in Western Nepal build their resilience to climate change impacts dealing with the recent earthquake?
MercyCorps' Dominic Graham talks about BRACED project in Ethiopia
Dominic Graham, country director for MercyCorps in Ethiopia, talks about the planned activities of the MercyCorps/Farm Africa BRACED project there, and how it aims to build resilience among communities in different areas