Strategies for adapting to climate change in rural sub-Saharan Africa Strategies for adapting to climate change in rural sub-Saharan Africa

Climate change vulnerability and adaptation preparedness in Southern Africa Climate change vulnerability and adaptation preparedness in Southern Africa

Mitigation and National and Sub-National Response to Climate Change Institutional Architecture in Southern Africa:the case of Zimbabwe. Mitigation and National and Sub-National Response to Climate Change Institutional Architecture in Southern Africa:the case of Zimbabwe.

'Joto Afrika' special issue - Climate-smart agriculture for food security in Africa Special issue of ALIN's 'Joto Afrika' newsletter features the many innovative practices Kenyan farmers and communties are adopting to respond to a changing climate.

Resilience to climate change in the semi-arid region of Brazil In the semi-arid region of North-eastern Brazil, an enterprise called Adapta Sertão has been developed to help smallholders adapt to climate change impacts. The project works to create sustainable livelihoods for small-scale farmers by helping to guarantee food security and stable incomes despite unpredictable rainfall.

Agriculture and climate change in India B.Venkateswarlu, Director of India's Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture, writes about the measures needed to make Indian agriculture more climate-resilient.

Newly released inventory provides wealth of information on climate adaptation activities Byron Peters Stanley of the US Department of State tells CDKN about a new inventory of current and planned adaptation activities across Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The review is the most comprehensive snapshot of adaptation activities from a single source.

Are we integrating climate adaptation practices in disaster risk reduction? A review of global experience by Mott Macdonald, sponsored by CDKN, looks at how climate change adaptation is being integrated into disaster risk reduction - and how such principles could strengthen post-flood reconstruction in Pakistan.

Durban climate politics and the growing importance of unity for vulnerable countries Guest blogger Matthew McKinnon of DARA says vulnerable developing countries should form a more united front in international climate talks, if they're to gain more funding and emissions cuts from rich countries.

CDKN at CoP17 - loss and damage in vulnerable countries Highlights from the CoP 17 high level side event on loss and damage in vulnerable countries.