OUTLOOK: Edition one, November 2012 This inaugural edition of CDKN Outlook demonstrates our work supporting developing country governments across three continents, from building climate resilience through lesson sharing in Africa, to innovative city-level climate action in Quito.

Designing and delivering climate compatible development CDKN's CEO, Sam Bickersteth, spoke at the 2011 Climate Lectures at the Environmental Change Institute at Oxford University. In this presentation he discusses climate compatible development as a multi-dimensional response to the challenges of climate change and offers examples from CDKN's work.

Should Africa take the renewable energy path? Should Africa take the renewable energy path?

Rural Africa at the crossroads: livelihoods, practices and policies Rural Africa at the crossroads: livelihoods, practices and policies

POLICY BRIEF: Climate change and poverty reduction Climate change increasingly threatens developing countries' ability to achieve and sustain development gains - and could undermine poverty reduction efforts. So how can decision-makers protect the climate-vulnerable poor? In this new CDKN policy brief, Simon Anderson of IIED explores principles for keeping poverty reduction on track in a changing climate.

In conversation with... Shepard Zvigadza, Zero Regional Environment Organisation, Zimbabwe CDKN speaks to Shepard Zvigadza from Zero Regional Environment Organisation about the road to adaptation in Zimbabwe.

In conversation with... Yacoube Deme, Near East Foundation, Mali CDKN speaks to Yacoube Deme of the Near East Foundation about the Foundation's work supporting agricultural resilience in water-scarce Mali and the urgent need to adapt to the already tangible effects of climate change.

Smallholder farmers’ perceptions of climate change and conservation agriculture: evidence from Zambia Smallholder farmers’ perceptions of climate change and conservation agriculture: evidence from Zambia

GUIDE: Green growth - implications for development planning CDKN’s new guide to green growth contributes to an expanding debate. Aimed primarily at national planners and policy advisors in developing countries, the guide focuses on the role of economic tools in planning for green growth.

Mark Bynoe from the Caribbean Comunity Climate Change Center speaks about the threats of climate change in the region Mark Bynoe, from the Caribbean Community Center for Climate Change (CCCCC) talks about climate ch

In conversation with... Umoro Godana, Pastoralist Integrated Support Programme (PISP) Umoro Godana of the Pastoralist Integrated Support Programme (PISP) speaks to CDKN about how the NGO communicates the climate change challenge to Kenyan nomadic pastoralists.

Interview with CDKN's CEO, Sam Bickersteth Watch CDKN's Chief Executive, Sam Bickersteth, being interviewed by Climate Change TV, on CDKN's mission and strategy. He introduces CDKN and gives case studies from the Punjab and Rwanda to show how we work and what we hope to achieve.