Gender bias may limit uptake of climate-smart farm practices
Farmer education programs that fail to address traditional gender roles may sideline women
Global action too slow to curb rising risks - ex-UN disaster chief
World's preparations to deal with disasters not yet keeping pace with growing threats to people and societies
Climate change "refugees" off the agenda, but problem looms large
The more we know about climate-linked migration, the harder it seems to act
In drought-stricken Burkina Faso, farmers get creative
Drought-prone Burkina Faso finds ways to help those most vulnerable to climate extremes
Climate extremes 'not a distant threat', experts warn
As climate extremes take hold, building resilient poverty reduction is key, members of a BRACED panel say
Time to talk about climate change differently?
We need to speak the right language to persuade people that acting on climate change is in their own best interest
From campfire stories to data cuisine: sharing knowledge at CBA11
Three innovative formats used at CBA11 to spark learning
Sierra Leone's slum dwellers battle for their homes
A lack of land tenure for Freetown's slum residents mean they feel powerless to improve their homes and communities
Cow poo offers mixed energy results for rural Zimbabweans
Biogas – the process of producing energy by fermenting waste – is gaining in popularity around the world
Straight talking calms rural water conflicts in Tanzania
Bringing farmers and herders together to work out how to share scare water resources heads off violence