New technology uses optical and radar satellite data to map pasture
A new tool makes the measurement of change in pasture quality a rapid and automated process
Cash aid feeds business surge in northern Kenya
Programme to provide cash to help people buy food more efficiently has unexpected benefit
Seven ways to improve communication with climate and weather experts
How can practitioners communicate effectively with scientific experts?
NASA's new mission: improving food security in West Africa
NASA has launched a hub in Niger that will use space-based observations to improve food security
In drought-hit Niger, women’s savings could be route to resilience
With village savings and loans associations, families have enough to eat and are putting away savings, even as they face more unreliable rainfall and climate change pressures
Challenging assumptions about social protection
How can social protection programmes help build resilience to climate shocks and disasters?
Can BRACED help give women a bigger voice in Myanmar?
Women need to be more active in decision making to build resilience to climate extremes and disasters
Learning exercise run by Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre
Participants in a BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, take part in a learning exercise run by the Red Cross Climate Centre in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
Planning together and sharing data to maximize research
How will BRACED generate and share knowledge? Here's a first look
Volcanic rock stoves cook food - and protect forests - in Uganda
Heat-holding rocks dramatically reduce the amount of cooking fuel needed - and solar panels provide electricity as well