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Agriculture is the mainstay of Malawi’s economy and climate change is expected to impact crop yields and food security (Photo: Martijn.Munneke, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Q&A: What’s new about this year’s CBA event?
Article, 04 May 2018
Climate protestors in Doha. Photo: adopt a negotiator
COP18 Q&A: Latest from the Doha climate change conference
Article, 06 December 2012
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Finance for resilience building and ecosystem-based adaptation in Kenya: A comparative study of local and national managed funds
Publication, 01 July 2017
Three asks for the G7 leaders
… calls on world leaders by video message to commit to better access to climate finance for vulnerable countries. G7 deliberations in the run-up … Cornwall to address this," he said. “Firstly, make new commitments to climate finance to exceed the agreed $100bn annual target, and do this … hold the new Taskforce on Access to Climate Finance accountable for delivering the solutions identified by vulnerable countries. These …
News, 28 May 2021
The entrance to Le Bourget, the venue for the UN climate talks (COP21) (Photo: Takver, Creative Commons via Flickr)
LDC climate action plans estimated to cost US$93.7 billion per year
News, 30 November 2015
Indigenous mountain farmers examine a map of the Stone Village water management system, showing the water channels (Photo: Irene Song)
Mountain communities call for stronger action to counter climate change
… Mountain communities are among the most vulnerable to climate change, with many communities already suffering due to erratic … and modern practices to provide effective, low-cost solutions for climate adaptation and mitigation, as alternatives to energy-intensive … that provide water and a diversity of resilient crop varieties for climate adaptation.  "This traditional water management system is …
News, 23 June 2016
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Financing inclusive low-carbon resilient development: The role of the Alternative Energy Promotion Centre in Nepal
Publication, 01 August 2015
Bhutan has committed to remain carbon neutral, mainly thanks to its high forest carbon sequestration capacity. Some people say that trees in Bhutan have legal rights, referring to the constitutional mandate for 60% of our land area to remain forested for all time. (Adam Brill, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Negotiating transparency for the Paris deal: next stop, Bangkok
Insight, 28 August 2018
A group of people pose for a picture, behind words that say "Gobeshona Global Conference 1"
Gobeshona Global Conference 1
Event, 18 January 2021
We have in the past few years made progress on the theories and understanding of social learning approaches. But more research and real-life case studies are needed (Photo: Z Sewunet (ILRI)
Paving the way for social learning in the climate change context
Insight, 24 March 2014