Reports

Social capital mitigates the impact of natural hazards, such as floods. But how is social capital distributed in developing countries regularly hit by shocks?

Mitigating the risks of conflict over urban land and water in fragile contexts

Russia and Ukraine are among the most important producers of agricultural commodities in the world. Both countries are net exporters of agricultural products and are leading suppliers of foodstuffs and fertilizers to...

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has major implications for food security across the world as well as the region, given both countries’ major roles in global food markets and Russia’s prominence in global energy trade...

While the global crises will cause only a modest slowdown in Kenya’s economic growth, poverty and food insecurity are likely to be more pronounced in rural areas, therefore driving inequality.

Global fertilizer prices have risen nearly 30% since the start of 2022, following last year’s 80% surge, driven by a confluence of factors, including surging input costs, supply disruptions caused by sanctions and...

As global youth populations and unemployment swell to unprecedented levels, it is comforting to imagine the development of a stable, secure and diversified rural economy powered by youth, with trade and services...

A strong body of evidence provides a compelling case that the current policy response to disasters—sudden, calamitous events that cause losses that exceed a community’s or society’s ability to cope using its own...

As a mechanism for coordinating all resilience programming in the ASALs in northern Kenya, the PREG model of collaboration is grounded in sequencing, layering and integrating interventions, which has enabled partners...

Climate-related migration ranges from a proactive adaptation strategy to forced displacement in the face of life-threatening risks. While climate-related displacement is a critical issue, this report explores the...