Policy Brief : The national picture: climate trends in Uganda This paper, The national picture: climate trends in Uganda, looks at the climate trends and projections in three specific sites, Bundibugyo, Gulu and Kotido, the impacts of hazards and trends (climate and non-climate), changes in livelihoods and makes recommendations drawing on ACCRA’s research findings.

Report : From local to national: Supporting local government action in climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction and development planning This brief, From local to national: Supporting local government action in climate change adaptation, disaster risk reduction and development planning, explains why adaptation planning matters; why community participation is vital; examines key areas where planning and decision-making could be improved.

Policy Brief : Development interventions and adaptive capacity in rural Ethiopia his brief, Development interventions and adaptive capacity in rural Ethiopia, summarises research conducted by the Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance (ACCRA) in three sites in Ethiopia in 2010-11.

POLICY BRIEF: Climate trends in Ethiopia: Summary of ACCRA research in three sites This brief, Climate trends in Ethiopia: Summary of ACCRA research in three sites, summarises research conducted by the Africa Climate Change Resilience Alliance (ACCRA) in three sites in Ethiopia in 2010-11. It analyses the impacts of climate hazards, variability and change on livelihoods in all three locations, and concludes with key recommendations for action.

Report : Ghana: Climate change risk communications framework for coastal urban development policy This paper, Ghana: Climate change risk communciations framcework for coastal urban development policy, reviews the capacity building workshops held by RIPS, which took government, NGO and civic representations on study tours to witness coastal erosion and livelihood impacts first hand and discuss solutions.

Outreach on IPCC's Fifth Assessment Report, Delhi, India Join CDKN, IPCC, the Government of India and partners to explore the implications of the IPCC's Fifth Assessment Report for a stronger, more inclusive India, 6th August, Delhi

What’s in it for South Asia? Key findings This presentation, What’s in it for South Asia? Key findings evaluates what the IPCC’s Fifth Assessment Report has to say about the future of South Asia’s climate in a series of innovative infographics, key facts, statements and images. It accompanies the CDKN report, What’s in it for South Asia, and is part of a toolkit created to encourage a dialogue on the report.

What's in it for Africa? Key findings This presentation, What's in it for Africa? Key findings evaluates what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's Fifth Assessment Report has to say about the future of Africa's climate in a series of innovative infographics, key facts and statements and images.

Report : Assessment how food security-related elements of national climate change strategies can harness international climate finance in an effective manner This report, Assessment how food security-related elements of national climate change strategies can harness international climate finance in an effective manner, analyses and assesses a broad scale of mitigation and adaptation activities in the agricultural sector, including prospective activities and funding opportunities.

REPORT: Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Compatible Development Synthesis Paper This synthesis paper, Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Compatible Development, provides key lessons learned from three case studies in Kenya, Bangladesh and Honduras.

Policy Brief : Innovation for Climate Compatible Development for the 'Bottom of the Pyramid' This briefing paper, Innovation for Climate-Compatible Development for the 'Bottom of the Pyramid', will discuss how to organize and advance technological innovation – and key aspects of innovation policies – to contribute to climate-compatible development for the ‘bottom of the pyramid,’ drawing on lessons and experiences from the literature as well as two specific application areas, household energy and rural electricity.

Policy Brief : Low carbon technology for the rising middle class This briefing paper, Low carbon technology for the rising middle class, will discuss the role of local and international technology and innovation policies for low-carbon development of the rising middle class in developing countries. Although a large segment of the population of most developing countries remains severely deprived, most developing countries also have a significant and growing part of the population that could be a feasible target for low-carbon policies.