Barry Smith

Barry Smith was a researcher in IIED's Climate Change research group until December 2021 

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Insights

People planting seedlings in water

Towards better assessment of adaptation results

Insight, 31 October 2019

A maize farmer near Alauca, Honduras, takes a break from digging irrigation channels. Climate change in the form of higher temperatures and less rain is expected to have a big impact on Central American crops and farmers, and decision-makers need information on climate change adaptation (Photo: Neil Palmer/CIAT via Creative Commons)

Will divisions in the board delay the Green Climate Fund?

Insight, 18 November 2014

A drought in East Africa: the Green Climate Fund will help developing countries mitigate and adapt against climate change (Photo: Wikipedia Creative Commons)

Setting up the Green Climate Fund: Watch This Space

Insight, 11 July 2014

People stand by a drought-stricken lake in Xinjiang Province, north-west China.

MPs: the missing pieces to national action on climate change

Insight, 01 August 2012

Publications

Preview of 17223IIED

Fine tuning international adaptation funding for the most vulnerable

01 April 2014

Preview of 10651IIED

Reconfiguring Urban Adaptation Finance

01 January 2014

Preview of 17188IIED

Reconfiguring urban adaptation finance

01 December 2013

Preview of 10055IIED

Climate Investment Funds: Scaling up Renewable Energy Programme (SREP) in Nepal – a status review

01 November 2013

Preview of 10052IIED

Climate Investment Funds: Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience (PPCR) in Bangladesh – a status review

01 October 2013

Preview of 10054IIED

Climate Investment Funds: Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience (PPCR) in Nepal – a status review

01 October 2013

Preview of G03619

Tracking Adaptation and Measuring Development (TAMD) in Ghana

01 July 2013

Preview of 17135IIED

Preparing parliament for the climate challenge in Ghana

01 July 2012

Preview of 17107IIED

Climate change: an issue for parliamentarians in Southern Africa

01 November 2011