Hannah Reid

Research associate with IIED's Climate Change Group and biodiversity team

Full biography

Dr Hannah Reid is a research associate with IIED's Climate Change Group and biodiversity team

Recent publications

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Mainstreaming adaptation benefits for Bangladesh’s freshwater ecosystems

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Ecosystem-based approaches to adaptation: strengthening the evidence and informing policy. Research results from the Governance for Ecosystem-based Adaptation: Transforming Evidence into Change project, El Salvador.

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Ecosystem-based approaches to adaptation: strengthening the evidence and informing policy. Research results from the Mountain EbA Project, Nepal

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Ecosystem-based approaches to adaptation: strengthening the evidence and informing policy. Research results from the Climate Resilient Livestock Production on Communal Lands project, South Africa

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Ecosystem-based approaches to adaptation: strengthening the evidence and informing policy. Research results from the Ecosystems Protecting Infrastructure and Communities project, Chile

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Ecosystem-based approaches to adaptation: strengthening the evidence and informing policy. Research results from the Incentive-based Hilsa Conservation Programme, Bangladesh

Hannah Reid's blog posts

Farmers analyse local maize varieties in the Karst mountains, Southwest China. IIED's work includes participatory plant breeding and community supported agriculture (Photo: IIED)

Can ecosystem-based adaptation help deliver the promise of Paris?

Blog, Jan 2017

Farmers in Guangxi and Yunnan provinces in Southwestern China have responded to climatic adversity by innovating to increase productivity using less water (Image: IIED)

Why listen to and support the most vulnerable?

Blog, Oct 2015

The Maasai believe that community-managed slaughterhouses can help fight climate change. Here, effluent is stored in ponds (Photo: Hannah Reid/IIED)

Slaughterhouse five

Blog, Apr 2015

Nine toolkits are available to share the experiences of Southern networks carrying out climate change advocacy (Image: Southern Voices)

It's getting hot here: Southern advocacy to address climate change

Blog, Jan 2015

Protestors march during UN Climate Talks in Copenhagen.

People power critical for tackling climate change

Blog, Nov 2012

Reality check: climate change and the poor

Blog, Mar 2011

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