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Yanto Adam, Gohong Village Chief, Kahayan Hilir subdistrict, Pulang Pisau district, still remembers clearly the 2015 fire disaster that devastated his village.

• 04/01/2021

Various vegetable crops flourish in a 1.75 hectare land in Kalampangan, Palangka Raya.

• 04/01/2021

Mozambicans experience high rates of chronic food insecurity. Chronic malnutrition is most widespread in the northern provinces—including Zambezia—where populations experience high rates of chronic food insecurity, and less access to health services, water, sanitation, and education.

• 03/05/2021

The USAID APIK project began in November 2015 with the overarching aim of supporting the Indonesian government, communities and businesses be more resilient to climate and weather-related disasters.

• 08/03/2020

SERVIR is a joint partnership between USAID and NASA that collaborates with regional partners to provide satellite-based Earth observation data and science applications to developing nations.

• 03/27/2020

At the October Adaptation Community Meeting, André Mershon from the Bureau for Food Security presented on USAID’s guidance for shock responsive programming and outlined methods for proactively designing adaptive and shock responsive activities.

• 10/24/2019

Climate information services (CIS) for agriculture and development are useful only when farmers have the ability to make changes in their activities and practices based on the information received.

• 10/09/2019

The monitoring and evaluation of climate information services (CIS) presents unique challenges.

• 10/09/2019

Rising temperatures can create deadly conditions for vulnerable populations, and when combined with other environmental challenges like air and water pollution, heat waves can threaten food security, increase demand for resources, and strain public services.

• 02/13/2019