Reports

Explore key discussions held at the June 2023 Resilience Evidence Forum in this comprehensive guide to resilience-building methodologies and evidence.

When linked with social protection systems, disaster risk financing can better protect vulnerable populations to climate shocks.

Mental health and psychosocial factors are significant in household resilience. Designing programming with these contributors in mind is vital in a crisis.

While all Somalians struggled with drought, outlier households provide insight into less common, but highly effective, coping strategies.

Explore key findings and recommendations from the Somalia Resilience Population-Level Measurement (RPM) Activity.

Building and maintaining social connections with the community may be the key to resilience during drought.

This Climate and Clean Air Coalition Annual Report provides a review of results the CCAC partnership has achieved 2021-22.

Check out this new tool to help households strengthen resilience with actions that can be taken before, during, and after a shock or stress.

Review the baseline report of the second phase of the Resilience in the Sahel-Enhanced (RISE) Initiative in targeted zones of Burkina Faso and Niger.

In the face of drought, the Government of Malawi used adaptive social protection to support the resilience of over 100,000 households.