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Policy-makers discussing, reflecting, learning and building skills and capacities for climate adaptation at village-level. All key social learning activities. (Photo: E. van de Grift)
Social learning event features case studies from around the world
… by Ann Waters from the head office in Netherlands. Prolinnova, a multi-stakeholder program and key partner of CCAFS, is promoting local …
Insight, 04 August 2014
Children using water pump in Burkina Faso
Global Water Initiative: Burkina Faso
… working with communities in the project area to: Build or repair multi-use water facilities that would ensure sustainable and equitable …
Project, 16 February 2018
The Nebbou area, between Ouagadougou and Leo, a dry reservoir used for the manufacture of handmade bricks in Burkina Faso (Photo: Ollivier Girard/Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR))
Archive of completed drylands and pastoralist projects
… County's Ministry of Water, Energy and Climate Change to develop a multi-sectoral strategic plan by facilitating a series of sub-county …
Article, 17 December 2012
Occupy London protestors outside St Paul's Cathedral.
Statistics: The middle tells you nothing about the extremes
Insight, 24 October 2012
Tick tock — it’s the year of forests
… of thousands of family forest owners not only sustainably manage multi-functional forest landscapes, but also control huge sustainable …
Insight, 22 December 2010
A pot with bubbling food sits cooking on an open fire.
Sustainable energy: can a new initiative succeed where Rio+20 failed?
… and responsibilities of different stakeholders and move towards truly multi-stakeholder energy delivery models. Under certain market …
Insight, 25 June 2012
Group of participants stand for a picture during the International Forest Connect workshop in Nepal in February 2013.
Forest Connect
… and IUCN – that carry on this body of work with support from a multi-donor trust fund. …
Project, 12 September 2013
A crocodile and three ducks
Q&A: Fulufhelo Mukhadi on mainstreaming biodiversity in South Africa
… Programme or Natural Resource Management Programme. These are multi-sectoral programmes overseen by the DEA that integrate …
Article, 18 November 2014
The capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, is one of the world's largest cities. It is surrounded by rivers and lies only a few metres above sea level. The urban poor living in flood-prone areas are most threatened by climate change (Photo: David Dodman/IIED)
The IPCC and an urbanising planet
Insight, 06 November 2014
Ethiopia's Simien Mountains National Park is a World Heritage Site, but resource degradation has made lowland areas vulnerable to flooding caused by changing rainfall patterns. (Photo: Hulivili, Creative Commons via Flickr)
Q&A: Building zero carbon emission economy in a decade
Article, 24 November 2015