Bold new approach to climate adaptation in rural Uganda
The CDKN-supported project Action for Climate Change Resilience in Africa (ACCRA) brightens prospects for remote communities in Uganda, as World Vision’s Margaret Barihaihi reports.
Feature
20th May 2012
Changing context for climate knowledge brokers
CDKN and GIZ are convening a meeting of climate knowledge brokers in Bonn, Germany. Participants are mapping new trends in climate politics and action, and what it means for digital communicators.
Resource
29th September 2025
T20 Policy brief: Pathways to integrating adaptation and resilience into financial transition plans for climate-resilient development
South African think tank initiative, T20, which is providing guidance to South Africa’s G20 presidency, has published a short policy brief calling for a shift in transition finance priorities as part of its accelerating climate action and the just energy transition taskforce. The brief was written by SSN programme leads Samson Mbewe and Phatsimo Rahman, Mairi Dupar, senior technical advisor for CDKN, based at ODI Global (UK), and SSN and CDKN director Dr Shehnaaz Moosa.
Resource
22nd September 2020
Inside Story: Fostering peri-urban resilience: Gender-responsive approaches in northern India
In Uttar Pradesh, Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group (GEAG) has been working with local people, mostly farmers on small and marginal plots, to address climate change and to empower women. GEAG's recent experiences in peri-urban areas are now summarised in a 'CDKN Inside Story on climate compatible development'.
News
17th September 2015
Climate Knowledge Brokers Manifesto launched
The Climate Knowledge Brokers Group, made up of major international organisations, has issued a call for strong and coordinated communications initiatives to support action on climate change.
Feature
7th January 2015
A new look at La Paz
Sam Bickersteth, CDKN's Chief Executive, finds promise in the 'green shoots' of city-level climate action in Bolivia, which could catalyse broader moves toward sustainability.
Why South Asia still has a long way to go in resilience planning
Bedoshruti Sadhukhan of CDKN Asia says many local and subnational governments in South Asia are missing opportunities to invest in climate-resilient development: a step-change is needed in awareness and action.
Shimla, India’s water crisis: From source to sewer
The residents of the northern Indian resort town of Shimla are suffering from water shortages and pollution. Now climate change is compounding these woes, reports the Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group (GEAG).