Climate Key Sheet Drylands
Drylands cover two-fifths of the Earth’s land and are home to 2.3 billion people worldwide.
What does climate change adaptation mean for humanitarian assistance?
Vulnerability to climate change is the result of complex interactions of various social, political, economic and environmental conditions.
Climate Key Sheet Conflict
Climate change’s impacts and risks compound conflict, fragility, widening inequalities and food insecurity.
Climate Key Sheet Extreme Vulnerability
People are vulnerable when they face risks (including from climate change) but can’t easily cope or adapt.
Integrating Climate Action Across the Mission
This paper provides an update on the Embassy’s approach to-date in integrating Climate Action across all the work of the Mission. It is designed to contribute to the
Agriculture, nature conservation or both? Managing trade-offs and synergies in sub-Saharan Africa
Boosting agricultural production to meet the food demands of growing and more prosperous populations increasingly comes with a cost to the ecosystems upon which human
Conservation versus food production in Africa: better managing trade-offs
Agricultural expansion is the greatest driver of the loss of nature and its biodiversity and ecosystem services worldwide.
Greening the Mission - Embassy Dar Action Plan
The Embassy of Ireland in Dar es Salaam, in line with Ireland’s new International Development Policy “A Better World”, has developed a work plan to “Green” the Mission
Ireland's Climate Finance Report 2018
This report provides an overview of Ireland’s international financial support in 2018 to the objectives of the Rio Conventions on climate change, biodiversity and dese
Calibrating cooking for refugee camps and Surrounding Host Communities in Tanzania.
Cooking activities, deforestation and sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) are dynamics that closely interact in displacement settings across the globe.
