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As droughts worsen, joined-up adaptations build resilience in Kenya
Layered adaptation - more water access, pastures set aside for drought and better veterinary care - have cut drought losses in Isiolo
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Songs and sanctions help regreen Sudan's desert villages
Droughts have turned farms to dust in North Kordofan state, but villagers are fighting back by planting trees
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Climate change lacks 'the immediacy of now' in conflict zones
Climate change can contribute to conflict - but it's hard to focus on in conflict areas with pressing immediate needs
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Tracking resilience across a programme
How do you track changes in resilience across 120 organisations, 15 projects and 13 countries?
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In Senegal, local access to climate cash keeps 'white gold' flowing
Deforestation threatens salt production in Senegal. But access to climate finance is helping families replant and protect incomes
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opinion
Breaking the conflict-hunger nexus and the role of resilience
The 2015 Global Hunger Index poses important questions for BRACED programmes in conflict-affected regions
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opinion
New 'vibe' at Bonn as efforts to cut climate risk, spur development start to merge
When disaster hits, people don’t care whether a climate, disaster or development policy would help. They just want a solution
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Climate forecasts could help drought-hit herders make smarter moves
Knowing what rain might come can help pastoralists decide where to move, and whether to sell
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opinion
More global warming, more action to cope?
If Trump’s election slows the drive to curb climate change, efforts to adapt to a hotter planet may need to surge
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Sand dams quench the thirst of water-short Kenyans
Simple, inexpensive walls across rivers can trap water in sand, to be used in dry times
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