Department for International Development (DFID)

8 entries

Women carrying emergency shelter kits

The UK’s backward step on global development

Andrew Norton
17 June 2020

Group of people listening to a man talking

Accessing climate finance in Kenya

Jane Kirru
18 April 2016

Reacting quickly to events, as these 100m runners are to the starting pistol at the 2012 Olympic Games, is just as essential in communications (Photo: Marc, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Why communication matters – and needs to be funded

Liz Carlile
08 September 2015

Pastoralists in Isiolo County mapping community resources, such as water sources and good grazing areas. This pilot project developed a mechanism that allows local people to identify investments that can build their resilience to climate change. (Photo: James Pattison/IIED)

Award win highlights collaboration for Kenya climate resilience

15 April 2015

Vietnam's Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute is working on developing rice strains that are more tolerant to heat, increased salinity and longer periods under water (Photos: V. Meadu/CCAFS)

New publication studies climate finance at national level

20 March 2015

The rice fields on outskirts of the city of Bandung, Java, Indonesia: urban areas often have damaging impacts on the areas around them (Photo: Ikhlasul Amal, Creative Commons via Flickr)

New publication looks at environmental impacts of urban areas

16 March 2015

Ol Pejeta Conservancy in northern Kenya is home to four of the seven northern white rhino left in the world. The park is using SAPA as part of its community programme (Photo: Guy Lemal)

Piloting Social Assessment of Protected Areas: some initial reflections

Phil Franks
23 September 2014

Researchers talk to villagers in Sheikhuwal village in rural Pakistan

Tracking adaptation and measuring development (TAMD)

Women carrying emergency shelter kits

The UK’s backward step on global development

Insight, 17 June 2020

Group of people listening to a man talking

Accessing climate finance in Kenya

Insight, 18 April 2016

Reacting quickly to events, as these 100m runners are to the starting pistol at the 2012 Olympic Games, is just as essential in communications (Photo: Marc, Creative Commons, via Flickr)

Why communication matters – and needs to be funded

Insight, 08 September 2015

Pastoralists in Isiolo County mapping community resources, such as water sources and good grazing areas. This pilot project developed a mechanism that allows local people to identify investments that can build their resilience to climate change. (Photo: James Pattison/IIED)

Award win highlights collaboration for Kenya climate resilience

News, 15 April 2015

Vietnam's Cuu Long Delta Rice Research Institute is working on developing rice strains that are more tolerant to heat, increased salinity and longer periods under water (Photos: V. Meadu/CCAFS)

New publication studies climate finance at national level

News, 20 March 2015

The rice fields on outskirts of the city of Bandung, Java, Indonesia: urban areas often have damaging impacts on the areas around them (Photo: Ikhlasul Amal, Creative Commons via Flickr)

New publication looks at environmental impacts of urban areas

News, 16 March 2015

Ol Pejeta Conservancy in northern Kenya is home to four of the seven northern white rhino left in the world. The park is using SAPA as part of its community programme (Photo: Guy Lemal)

Piloting Social Assessment of Protected Areas: some initial reflections

Insight, 23 September 2014

Researchers talk to villagers in Sheikhuwal village in rural Pakistan

Tracking adaptation and measuring development (TAMD)

Project

A large group of people sit under a tree and talk.

We need more integrity between the treatment of forests at home and abroad

Insight, 02 October 2012

Creating a communication buzz in Zimbabwe

News, 17 October 2011