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6 entries

17761IIED.pdf

The climate crisis: four ways evaluations can strengthen policymaking

01 September 2020

17494IIED.pdf

Bridging the gap: how inclusive finance boosts access to off-grid energy

01 February 2019

Introducing improved climbing bean varieties in Rwanda has transformed beans from a subsistence crop into a cash crop (Photo: Neil Palmer/CIAT via Flickr)
Blog

How are Rwanda, Ethiopia and Bangladesh preparing for climate change?

Susannah Fisher
24 November 2014
A meeting of community members in Bangladesh. Similar meetings will feed into an international network of government planners sharing strategies on how to mainstream climate change into development planning (Photo: Isabelle Lemaire)
Project

Government group network on climate change mainstreaming

2011 - ongoing

A house on the island of Padma Pakur is submerged by the rising waters (Photo: Espen Rasmussen/PANOS)
Project

Building climate change resilience in South Asia

2011-2014

Farmers carry bottled water to pour on a field of onion crops
Article

Introduction to our work on climate-resilient development

17761IIED.pdf
The climate crisis: four ways evaluations can strengthen policymaking

Publication, 01 September 2020

17494IIED.pdf
Bridging the gap: how inclusive finance boosts access to off-grid energy

Publication, 01 February 2019

Introducing improved climbing bean varieties in Rwanda has transformed beans from a subsistence crop into a cash crop (Photo: Neil Palmer/CIAT via Flickr)
How are Rwanda, Ethiopia and Bangladesh preparing for climate change?

Blog, 24 November 2014

A meeting of community members in Bangladesh. Similar meetings will feed into an international network of government planners sharing strategies on how to mainstream climate change into development planning (Photo: Isabelle Lemaire)
Government group network on climate change mainstreaming

Project

A house on the island of Padma Pakur is submerged by the rising waters (Photo: Espen Rasmussen/PANOS)
Building climate change resilience in South Asia

Archived Project

Farmers carry bottled water to pour on a field of onion crops
Introduction to our work on climate-resilient development

Article

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