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Communities living in low-lying areas of Bangladesh are currently adapting incrementally to rising sea levels - but transformational adaptation will eventually be necessarily (Photo: Aurélien Paulus, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Interview

Author Q&A: Resilience – the science of adaptation to climate change

28 March 2019

Pump irrigation on a farm in Cooch Behar, in the Indian state of West Bengal (Photo: ICIMOD Kathmandu, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Interview

Map vs territory: tackling the mismatch between adaptation policy and on-the-ground experience

18 March 2019

An association of farmers in northeast Myanmar carries out value chain analysis of elephant foot yam (Photo: Duncan Macqueen/IIED)

Interview

Strengthening producer organisations is key to making finance inclusive and effective

12 March 2019

This farmer in India's Maharashtra state gets weather alerts, advisories about pests and market information via his mobile phone (Photo: Borlaug Institute for South Asia, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Interview

CBA13: unlocking the power of technology to build climate resilience

27 February 2019

The nuts of the Babacu palm have a high oil content and many uses. The Babacu Fund is delivering climate finance to landless palm nut collectors in the Brazilian Amazon (Photo: JcPietro, Creative Commons via Wikimeida)

Interview

CBA13: Adaptation finance – show us the money

19 February 2019

Brisetha Hendricks talking to conservancy members. As well as rhino, the Uibasen Twyfelfontein Conservancy has elephants, leopards, mountain zebras, kudu, gemsbok, ostrich, springbok, steenbok, duiker and klipspringer (Photo: Brisetha Hendricks)

Article

Q&A: Community-based natural resource management is the future

15 November 2018

Women farmers sorting their carrot harvest in Karnal District in the Indian state of Haryana (Photo: Nirmal Sigtia, IWMI/CCAFS, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A

Q&A: Women in rural India are nature’s guardians

30 October 2018

Women distributing seeds in Andhra Pradesh, India (Photo: Deccan Development Society)

Article

Q&A: Why indigenous seed-saving women are the stewards of biodiversity

18 October 2018

Artisanal fishermen in the Philippines. In a nation made up of 7,100 islands, small-scale fishing provides livelihoods to hundreds of thousands of people. (Photo: Bernard Spragg. NZ, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A

Q&A: Revealing the value of small-scale fishing to national economies

23 May 2018

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