A journey to resilience - ten years after the Asian tsunami Mihir Bhatt visited 15 communities he had worked with ten years ago when the devastating Asian tsunami hit. Here he reflects on what lessons communities and policy-makers have learned from the tsunami tragedy – and how that experience has helped them to prepare for climate-related disasters.

Plan to 'future proof' Bangalore's water and sanitation sector A new action plan has been published outlining an integrated set of actions to address the current and future development and climate risks facing the growing city of Bangalore in India.

Join the discussion on climate change in Madhya Pradesh, India The Government of Madhya Pradesh is the first state in India to establish a Knowledge Management Centre on Climate Change, and invites stakeholders to get involved.

Building leaders in resilience in the Philippines Erica Bucog, a 'Partners for Resilience' partner reflects on new pathways for building resilience in the Philippines as part of a CDKN supported series of voices from the field.

Government leadership on climate change is happening Chicu Lokgariwar reports from a workshop in Lucknow, India on the commitment shown by Government officials to build resilience in the State, but also the obstacles they face.

IPCC AR5 report debated in Indonesia Stakeholders in Indonesia discuss the implications of the IPCC's latest findings for growth and development in the country and beyond

Assessing the vulnerability of the energy sector in Tajikistan Alla Ljungman and Daryl Fields from the World Bank report on the critical risk factors identified by stakeholders facing Tajikistan's energy sector

Linking vulnerability assessments to decision-making Chris Lavell reflects on how vulnerability assessments can be conceptualised as a decision-making tool and be grounded in local reality

Building resilient communities under HFA2 The 'Partners for Resilience' programme in Asia proposes three key messages to be addressed in the post-2015 Hyogo Framework (HFA2) for building safe and resilient nations and communities

Reflecting on Indonesia’s leadership on forestry Mochamad Indrawan, CDKN’s Country Engagement Leader in Indonesia, reflects on the current debates in Asia on climate compatible forest management.

A snapshot of recovery in Cyclone-hit Odisha, India AIDMI document how villages in Odisha are managing recovery efforts after Cyclone Phailin in October 2013 and how a micro-disaster insurance scheme is helping

Local wisdom for the three pillars of resilience Didik Fitrianto, Wetlands International Indonesia Programme, reflects on new pathways for building resilience in Indonesia as part of a CDKN supported series of voices from the field.