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Villagers 'living between life and death' as Pakistan's glaciers melt
"With glaciers melting faster than before, we feel more vulnerable and it seems like we are under constant threat of a natural disaster," said villager Shakoor Baig
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opinion
Want to understand climate change in Myanmar? Talk to kids
Children can play an important role in talking about climate change in their communities.
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Can Paris climate deal end funding drought to help the poor cope?
Africa needs money to adapt to climate change - and will look for it in Paris
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Reports
Evaluating complex programmes: Reflections on realism and resilience
What works and why in implementing and achieving outcomes in adaptation and resilience-building projects? This paper considers the challenges faced and lessons learned in the mid-term review of BRACED projects to provide insights into using realist principles to evaluate complex, resilience-building programmes in an international development context.
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Kenyan farmers mix tradition with tech to protect drying Mara River
New technology aims to help governments - and farmers - get an idea what might lie ahead for river levels
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Less water, no soil, more fodder: Kenya farmers beat drought
To guarantee livestock fodder even when pastures are dry, Kenyan farmers are switching to a soil-less culture technology.
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Myanmar needs urgent help with livestock and rice losses after floods - U.N.
Half a million hectares of rice paddy were inundated and quarter of a million livestock killed
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opinion
A picture speaks a thousand words: digital storytelling in Ethiopia
What happens when farmers are given the chance to use photography to document hardships from climate change
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Events
Discussion forum: How can we manage climate risks and disasters differently?
In an online debate ahead of the World Humanitarian Summit, we will discuss ways of making local communities more resilient to natural hazards and helping them adjust to changes in the climate.
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Armed with micro-grants and training, rural Ugandans tackle poverty
They (men) look at us differently because we can even lend them money or pay our children's school fees
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