Behavior

The Working Paper How resilient are farming households, communities, men and women to a changing climate in Africa? shows how men and women farmers are facing contrasting realities.

The paper introduces cognitive-affective mapping as a novel research tool for international climate governance.

A modelling workshop was held in Mombasa, South Kenya. as part of the WD-NACE project.

Image: Traditionally managed semi-natural grasslands harbour a high biodiversity, and often also red-listed plants, butterflies and other insect species. Photo:...

Seasonal calendar exercise conducted in Massabla, Mali Objectives The seasonal calendar exercise was conducted during the field visit to the...

Women’s Vulnerability to Natural Disasters in Noakhali In Noakhali, society supports a rigid gender division of labor that perceives men...

Knowing the difference between ‘coping’ and ‘adaptation’ forces us to think ‘outside the box’ and identify sustainable solutions to long-term climate change.

Stakeholder participation can be used to democratise science and empower citizens, to inform policy making and to advise decision-making processes.

Conclusion When considering adaptation options it is important to differentiate between genuine adaptive measures and an expansion in coping mechanisms...

A great deal of information was gained through the Tanzania NCAP programme. Detailed results from the two different programmes are...