Kenyan farmers trust tradition over tech to predict the weather
About a third of Kenya's farmers still do not use the national weather service to help them plan and protect their crops
Spend climate cash smartly to make it stretch, experts urge
Innovative ways of helping people face up to climate change effects can help limited funds go further
As Africa's need for food grows, Mali’s rice surge shows a way forward
“Africa has the resources, skills, and human and land capacity to move from importer to exporter by eating food made in Africa.”
Children take the lead in cyclone early warnings in Bangladesh
"If we can teach schoolchildren how to respond to cyclone warnings, they'll convey the message to their families and communities as well"
Enlist nature's help to quench world's growing thirst - U.N.
As the global population expands and the planet warms, demand for water is rising
Entrepreneur turns plastic waste into a way to save trees in Kenya
"To fight climate change it has to be business unusual,” says the head of the Kenya Climate Innovation Center
Introducing the BRACED Myanmar Alliance
This leaflet gives an introduction to the BRACED Myanmar Alliance.
Battling weather extremes in Ethiopia
Can radio and text messaging help farmers tackle repeated droughts and changing weather patterns in Ethiopia?
The impact of climate information in Ethiopia
This case study examines how the CIARE project is bringing climate information services to vulnerable communities in Ethiopia.
From roads to water, Nairobi slum upgrades bear fruit for residents
Improvements to infrastructure and services in Kenya's capital are boosting local incomes, reducing disaster risk, and laying the basis for greener development