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Africa Learning Forum on Adaptation (ALFA2017)
ALFA2017 aims to help Africa抯 most important adaptation efforts learn from each other, improve the quality of adaptation on the continent and find ways to build long-term expertise
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guides
iDE guidelines for multiple use water systems
iDE developed these guidelines as a resource for other organisations developing their own multiple use water systems
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Experiential learning in the climate change adaptation context
16 September, 1PM UK time (GMT+1) / This webinar explores experiential learning methodologies and approaches that support adaptation processes.
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Reports
Planning for climate compatible development in Ethiopia
This Working Paper highlights some of the results in Ethiopia’s priority thematic areas for climate change planning: building a knowledge and evidence base; governance and institutional arrangements; and planning, budgeting and financing.
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Psychological resilience webinar
This webinar will explore the implications of psychological resilience for international development
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Discussion forum: How to tell a compelling story about your project
April 25, 11.30-12.30 GMT /Have a great story to tell about your project but not sure where to start? This discussion will share a few pointers.
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podcasts
Burkina Faso's climate extremes
In the desert expanses of northern Burkina Faso, thigh-height flooding and dried-up wells are having a severe impact on the livelihoods of desert communities.
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Events
Brown bag lunch (Washington DC): How to prevent acute malnutrition
Join this discussion about recent research in Chad on integrated programming to build resilience and mitigate seasonal peaks in acute malnutrition
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Webinar - Innovative methods for communicating climate information
How can we help people and organisations understand the meaning, value and limitations of forecasts about future climate and weather conditions?
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Reports
Uganda faces critical policy choices in fight against climate change
CDKN’s senior strategic advisor for Uganda, Revocatus Twinomuhangi, describes the everyday reality of climate change for Ugandans, and the policy choices that face the country today
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