South Africa is proposing a quantitative target for boosting resilience to climate impacts globally, but there are technical and political hurdles
The government is promoting smaller livestock to limit the rise of methane emissions, in a plan that is 80% dependent on international finance
Environment minister Barbara Creecy called for quantifiable improvements in resilience to climate impacts, to give the adaptation agenda the same weight as emissions cuts
As a researcher, I want to bridge the gap between weather forecasts and warning systems so people can take protective action
Climate scientists were shocked by the recent lethal heatwaves in western Canada and northwestern US, which exceeded all global heating predictions
Two adaptation projects didn’t make it pass the UN’s flagship fund’s technical panel, while board members decide to partner with a fossil fuel backing Japanese bank
UN agencies are urgently calling for international support as a million Madagascans go hungry, with some surviving on insects and wild roots
The urban poor in Nairobi, Kathmandu, Quito and Istanbul will lose out from deep budget cuts to the UK-backed Tomorrow’s Cities programme
Campaigners say a government rollback of environmental regulations increases Indonesia’s vulnerability to flash floods and landslides
At a ministerial meeting of donor and developing countries, the UK said it would aim to secure additional financial support for vulnerable nations by June
Japan labelled loans for roads and bridges as “climate adaptation” finance, while the World Bank counted support for Nepal to rebuild from an earthquake
Owning their own land allows Kenyan women to build resilience to drought and flooding, but many are unaware of laws intended to empower them
At a summit of least developed countries, leaders said they needed aid to overcome climate disasters and put ambitious climate plans into action
Plans for an 8,000km green belt across the Sahel region have stalled, with fresh funds needed to halt desertification and create sustainable livelihoods
Travel restrictions and patchy internet access are slowing down efforts to improve resilience to weather extremes like cyclones Amphan and Nisarga
Social safety nets and shorter supply chains are essential to protect smallholder farmers facing spiralling debt and bankruptcy
Smallholder farmers grow 90% of Nigeria’s food but their crops are vulnerable to ever more extreme weather linked to climate change. New technologies can help
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Wetter and hotter weather than usual is forecast until May, providing locust eggs with ideal conditions to hatch and grow. FAO says it is in a “race against time”
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