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Studies show that about 49% of Ethiopia’s territory is prone to medium to very high landslide risk. These areas include the northern, north-western, central, south, and south-western Ethiopian highlands and rift bordering areas.

This study was commissioned to evaluate the “Reinforcing Rural Resilience (RRR) project in terms of relevance, effectiveness, and efficiency. Implemented between 2021 and 2024, it reached a population of 235,200 across 88 communities in Bangladesh.

This baseline study for new project in four districts of Bangladesh's Jamuna basin aims to strengthen the climate resilience of 166,900 residents in 39,900 households across 138 communities.

Bangladesh, a country heavily impacted by climate change, recently witnessed a prolonged heatwave with temperatures reaching 42°C, followed by the long duration of Cyclone Remal, and subsequent floods.

Displacement, extreme heat, and conflict impacting millions of children in Sudan.

This paper provided a comprehensive analysis of the determinants of households' evacuation decisions during three cyclone occurrences in Bangladesh.

This policy brief explores the challenges pastoralists face when using climate information services (CIS). It outlines key considerations for scaling up effective CIS in drylands.

The Building Regulatory Capacity Assessment for Liberia aims to identify priority actions to strengthen Liberia’s building regulatory framework, informed by a combination of literature review, field visits and consultations with experts and stakeholders.