A program in Uganda's Karamoja region is helping communities resolve conflict over grazing lands even as more intense drought increases pressure on these lands.

The new global Multi-Sectoral Nutrition Project was one of the first activities to undergo USAID’s CRM process. The resulting extensive climate risk assessment highlighted the need to include strategies, interventions and assessments to build climate resilience both into program implementation and among beneficiaries in activity design.

On a humid November day in the small Nigerian village of Gbamu Gbamu (pronounced bomb-ou bomb-ou), Akinola Oduola clambers down a wooden ladder...

USAID recently found that, in fiscal year 2017, 95 percent of new programming—in terms of budget—was assessed for climate risks, a high level of...

More than many countries, Haiti has felt the effects of a shifting climate. The Caribbean nation has been hit by a series of hurricanes in recent...

The American Geophysical Union Fall meeting , December 10-14, in Washington DC has invited abstracts for a session that will examine how global...

Do you know which birds will start to sing before a significant rain arrives or which trees grow new leaves before the dry season? Could you describe...