Gambia

UN Environment and the government of Gambia have launched the country’s largest adaptation project, which aims to develop a sustainable natural resource-based economy.

This continental-scale market assessment investigated how thriving commercial weather markets could be catalysed in the 11 African countries supported by the CIRDA programme.

This study examined climate change adaptation issues confronting women livestock farmers in The Gambia. Specific focus was on the feeding and breeding strategies in smallholder farming systems.

ENDA-TM, SEI and local partners in Gambia co-developed a toolkit for climate change vulnerability assessment and adaptation planning. This has been tested and refined for its use by local practitioners.

Climate Adaptation Options eXplorer (ADx): Example Application in Greater Banjul Area

Worked example of tool pilot study in Greater Banjul area in The Gambia. Greater Banjul faces several climate-related hazards including sea-level rise and high temperature stress which may exacerbate environmental problems

A wetland with mangrove forest in Greater Banjul Summary The Gambia has sensitive natural resources such as forests, woodlands, range...

ENDA has been developing a network of pilot action projects across different ecosystems in Sub-Saharan Africa. These began in 2007...

Abstract The broad objective of AIACC project 47 was to develop the capacity to estimate and compare the benefits and...