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11th May 2018
Village of Nalma, Himalayas Village of Nalma, Himalayas
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11th May 2018
Climate-smart village in Nepal Climate-smart village in Nepal
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11th May 2018
Growing beans, Nepal Woman growing beans in Nepal
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11th May 2018
Women in Mali pounding cereals Women in Mali pounding cereals
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Ethiopian farmer Ethiopian farmer
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11th May 2018
Logging trucks in Gabon Logging trucks in Gabon
News
21st April 2018
New Africa-based leadership of CDKN SouthSouthNorth is delighted to be leading the Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) into a new phase and building on the wealth of experience and learning CDKN has accumulated to date - Shehnaaz Moosa, incoming Director.
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Planning for NDC implementation

This project aimed to provide a step-by-step, modular approach to NDC implementation that could be tailored to a range of different country circumstances: covering Kenya, Uganda and Zambia.

Feature
12th April 2018
Kenya’s progress in monitoring, reporting and verifying its climate actions CDKN supported the Government of Kenya to help accelerate progress on planning for NDC implementation, using the NDC Quick-Start Guide. Tom Owino shares results and recommendations from the project.
Feature
29th March 2018
Politics, poverty and climate change Leo Roberts from the Overseas Development Institute unpacks how Cape Town’s people and politicians are responding to the city’s worst-ever drought and the threat of ‘Day Zero’: when most taps will run dry.
Feature
29th March 2018
Co-producing climate knowledge - Great in theory, but how about practice? Estelle Rouhaud of the Future Climate for Africa's UMFULA project says that 'co-production' of climate knowledge sounds like a wonderful aspiration, but is far from easy to achieve in practice.
Event
20th March 2018
How can climate models be improved over Africa? Investigating global models with local knowledge A recent Future Climate for Africa (FCFA) webinar explored how scientists can deepen their understanding of African climate processes. Dr Rachel James discussed how scientists can improve climate modeling by ground-truthing their data and assumptions better, with local sources of climate knowledge.