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A borehole in Zambia, among the countries to have started thinking about NAPs, is developed for domestic water and irrigation as part of climate change adaptation measures (Photo: Pascal Manyakaidze via Creative Commons http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)
Least developed countries take climate adaptation to next level

Insight, 11 March 2014

Maps drawn by community groups before being transferred to a geo-referenced satellite map projected on a wall (Photo: James Pattinson)
Maps that build bridges

Article, 19 December 2013

Sudanese Women selling charcaol. Rita Willaert/ Flickr (Creative Commons)
REDD+: 3 things to consider so men and women share the benefits

Insight, 18 December 2013

Isilda Nhantumbo, Bright Sibale, and Duncan Macqueen exchange ideas at a Forest Governance Learning Group Learning Event in Mozambique. Photo: Leianne Rolington
Private sector involvement with REDD+

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Community maps reveal rich resources of land policymakers think is empty

Insight, 25 April 2013

A man stands by a tree stump in Mozambique.
REDD+: What is needed to make it work for the poor?

Insight, 06 December 2012

Talking change: climate change adaptation in Tanzania

News, 01 June 2012

Tanzania: Moving beyond ‘land grab’ rhetoric to finding solutions

Insight, 05 April 2012

Five-nation study sheds light on costs of adapting agriculture to climate change

News, 25 November 2011

Many residents of Dar es Salaam live in informal settlements and are vulnerable to a wide range of climate threats, including sea-level rise and coastal erosion and  flooding (Photo: Diana Mitlin/IIED)
4th International Conference on Community-Based Adaptation (CBA4)

Article, 02 February 2010

Policy that works for biodiversity and poverty reduction

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