Rigorous analysis, field observations, and strategic frameworks for climate resilience and disaster risk reduction across the East African landscape.
Most strategic frameworks fall apart at the implementation stage. We analyze the disconnect between high-level policy design and the granular realities of community-led response systems.
Devolution has brought power closer to the people, but Ward Climate Change Planning Committees face significant capacity gaps. Here is how to bridge them.
Disaster Risk Reduction is often seen through the lens of infrastructure. We argue that psychosocial resilience is the foundation of any sustainable recovery effort.