Climate change

Climate adaptation for disaster resilience and climate change as a risk driver.

Latest Climate change additions in the Knowledge Base

This image shows a group of refugees walking in a cornfield. They are Syrian refugees who are crossing the border to reach the EU.
Research briefs
A study analyzes how climate factors like drought and aridity drive internal migration, especially in rural and agriculturally dependent regions, showing regional differences and the policy needs to address migration drivers and support affected areas.
International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
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UC San Diego now requires students to take a climate change course to graduate. This aims to prepare 7,000 students for climate-related challenges by covering topics like scientific foundations, human impacts, and mitigation strategies.
Guardian, the (UK)
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This report shares insights from an initial 6-month landscaping on the changes in global and regional climate patterns that are exacerbating existing health inequities and introducing novel challenges.
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Documents and publications
This paper suggests methodologies for future Global Stocktakes, starting in 2028, to better measure adaptation progress.
Research briefs
Researchers modeled climate to understand what contributed to the rapid warming of the planet last year
University of Miami
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Documents and publications
A new report from UNDP, launched on 15 October to mark the International Day of Rural Women, highlights good practices, concrete tools, and actionable lessons to help policy makers and practitioners put gender and climate theory into action.
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Documents and publications
The State of the Climate in Kenya 2023 report provides a detailed analysis of the country's evolving climate conditions and underscores its vulnerability to the impacts of global climate change.
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Kenya Meteorological Department releases the 2023 Climate Report, noting rising temperatures, sea level rise, and rainfall variability, causing droughts, floods, and impacts on agriculture, energy, and infrastructure, urging urgent resilience action.
World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
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