Policy Brief : Exploring the links between Climate Change, Agriculture & Development: A briefing paper This paper, Exploring the links between Climate Change, Agriculture & Development, explores the most important climate change concepts and frameworks relevant to agriculture and development, and identifies how each might be applied to agriculture.

Report : Climate Resilience and Food Security: Food Security Indicator & Policy Analysis Tool and User's Manual The Food Security Indicator & Policy Analysis Tool (FIPAT) and user's manual has been developed to help government decision makers who want to build more climate resilient food systems.

Report : Climate Resilience and Food Security: CRISTAL Food Security Tool and User's Manual CRiSTAL Food Security is a decision-support tool created along with a user's manual to support climate resilience of food systems at the community level.

Report : Climate Resilience and Food Security: A framework for planning and monitoring This report, Climate Resilience and Food Security: A Framework for Planning and Monitoring, is a conceptual framework for assessing, planning and monitoring climate resilience and food security at the community, regional and national levels.

Report : Sheltering From a Gathering Storm: Temperature Resilience in Pakistan This report, Sheltering From a Gathering Storm: Temperature Resilience in Pakistan, explores the economic impact of temperature on shelter, the fastest growing segment in the rapidly growing cities of Pakistan. It provides insights into the economic and nonfinancial returns of adaptive, resilient shelter designs that take into consideration hazards such as typhoons, flooding, and temperature increases.

Report : Sheltering From a Gathering Storm: Flood Resilience in India This report, Sheltering From a Gathering Storm: Flood Resilience in India, focuses on key issues related to housing in Gorakhpur, India, and provides insights into the economic and nonfinancial returns of adaptive, resilient shelter designs that take into consideration hazards such as flooding, and temperature increases.

Report : Sheltering From a Gathering Storm: The Cost and Benefits of Climate Resilient Shelter Using cost-benefit analysis, this paper, Sheltering From a Gathering Storm: The Cost and Benefits of Climate Resilient Shelter, provides insights into both the economic and nonfinancial returns of adaptive, resilient shelter designs that take into consideration hazards such as typhoons, flooding, and temperature increases.

REPORT: Qualitative Insights into the Costs and Benefits of Housing in Three Wards in Central Vietnam This paper, Qualitative Insights into the Costs and Benefits of Housing in Three Wards in Central Vietnam, looks at the costs and benefits associated with options to enhance housing resilience to typhoons.

Report : Extreme Rainfall and Climate Change by the 2020s &2050s (Technical Report) This technical report, Da Nang: Extreme Rainfall, and Climate Change by the 2020s &2050s (Technical Report), provides a technical overview of the extreme event analysis conducted to investigate how climate change might alter the intensity of future extreme rainfall in Da Nang.

Report : Gorakhpur: Extreme Rainfall, Climate Change, and Flooding (Technical Report) This technical report, Gorakhpur: Extreme Rainfall, Climate Change and Flooding, provides an analysis of extreme rainfall events in Gorakhpur, India.

Report : Gorakhpur: Extreme Rainfall, Climate Change and Flooding This policy brief, Gorakhpur: Extreme Rainfall, Climate Change and Flooding, describes the types of rainfall events that currently trigger flooding and waterlogging in Mahewa, and how climate change may alter the frequency of these events.

Report : Da Nang: Typhoon Intensity and Climate Change This brief, Da Nang: Typhoon Intensity and Climate Change, discusses that even though the projections from multiple climate models indicate that the total number of typhoons in the East Sea may continue to decrease in the future, it is important that the public, city planners, developers, and the department of construction do not relax building standards.