4 Ways Cities Can Build More Climate-Resilient Neighborhoods
As 21st century cities continue to grow, their capacities to adapt, learn and transform need to increase as well, especially in vulnerable neighborhoods.
Stronger Than the Storm: 3 Lessons for Building Climate Resilience in Poor Urban Communities
Climate change affects poor and marginalized communities first and hardest
Stronger Than the Storm: Applying the Urban Community Resilience Assessment to Extreme Climate Events
Climate change is a global phenomenon, but the impacts are distributed locally and unevenly in cities.
Malawi is Putting its Money Where its Forests Are
Malawi's growing population depends on forests for wood or charcoal for cooking, but these forests are being cleared for agriculture, which 80 percent of Malawians rel
Only 6 G20 Countries Have Official Long-term Plans for Reducing Emissions. Here are 4 Reasons They Need Them
While G20 countries produce 75 percent of world's emissions, only a small handful have a plan for reducing them between now and 2050—but those that do gain an economic
8 Things You Need to Know About the IPCC 1.5˚C Report
New research from the world's leading climate scientists finds that annual emissions must drop by half by 2030 to limit average temperature rise to 1.5˚C.
National Framework for Climate Services
The government of Tanzania Prime Minister Office through Tanzania Metrological Agency has recently launched a national framework for climate Services.
Climate Quarterly Report July 2017
This is the third report of 2017 from the Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction Team.
Blueprint for Action- Preventing El Nino Southern Oscillation Episodes from Becoming Disasters
The objectives of the Blueprint for Action (‘the Blueprint’) are to provide a tool to support integrated, nationally-led and equity-driven plans to prepare for ENSO an
NAP infographic
The poster provides a quick reference of steps, building blocks and sample outputs under each of the four elements of the NAP process.
