Climate change is often presented as a problem of rising temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, floods, droughts and extreme weather. But behind these environmental changes are people whose livelihoods, incomes, food security and economic opportunities can also be affected. For millions of people across Africa, the connection between climate and...
Climate change is often discussed through global temperatures, greenhouse-gas emissions and international climate agreements. But for communities, climate change is experienced in much more immediate ways: changing rainfall patterns, floods, droughts, heat, pressure on water resources, disrupted livelihoods and damage to infrastructure. This is where climate resilience becomes important....
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