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Kenyan festival drums up appetite for climate adaptation
How do you get climate information to herders spread over vast distances? A festival might be the answer
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Can new global goals transform the world’s poorest countries?
Governments should seize the opportunity to come up with a fresh approach to development, experts say
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Preparing for drought: my reflections from Turmi
Can alternative livelihoods help people in Ethiopia's South Omo deal with climate hazards and reduce losses and damage?
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Measuring progress toward climate resilience – what's in the toolbox?
How effective are tools designed to assess resilience in the face of climate change?
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A woman picks herbs in her garden in Pikine, Senegal
A woman picks herbs in her organic microgarden alongside a "Living With Water" project basin in Pikine, Senegal.THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION/Jürgen Fauth
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Participants at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal
Participants at the BRACED inception workshop in Dakar, Senegal, in February 2015. TRF/Laurie Goering
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Top-up, piggyback or shadow: How to make aid work more efficiently
Combining emergency aid with social protection can make help more nimble and resilient. Here are six ways to do it
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Loans for solar systems make power affordable in rural Kenya
Access to credit enables villagers to buy solar equipment in instalments - easier and cheaper than a grid connection
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Insurance for poor could protect the most disaster-vulnerable - governments
With only 5 percent of losses in poor countries covered by insurance, boosting coverage could help save lives
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