Reports

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

With disaster risk financing, East Asian and Pacific social protection systems can be more responsive in times of crisis.

After four failed rainy seasons, the Resilience in Pastoral Areas-North Program took a market-driven response to drought in Ethiopia’s Somali region. 

Examine how Systems Labor Market Assessments identified on- and off-farm opportunities for rural households in Zimbabwe and Haiti.

This report presents field-tested improvements to the Market Systems Resilience framework. 

The Somalia Resilience Population-Level Measurement Activity explores how households in Somalia are responding to the challenges of drought.

After more than seven years of conflict, over 20 million Yemenis — 66% of the population — are in need of assistance.

Accelerating climate change adaptation is a human, environmental and economic imperative.

Locally led adaptation (LLA) ensures that local actors on the frontlines of climate impacts have equitable access to power and resources to build resilience.

Examining how the graduation approach has impacted the effectiveness of Resilience Food Security Activities in alleviating the effects of poverty.