Tools & Guidance

Climate variability and change present both immediate and future risks to human health.

The cornerstone of the U.S. government's approach to to help more than half a billion people in developing countries adapt to and manage the impacts of climate change by 2030.

Take a look at three guiding principles for linking disaster risk finance to existing methods to create shock-responsive social protection.

Climate change, environmental degradation and inequitable access to natural resources have sparked or aggravated conflicts.

Enhancing Flood Early Warning Services aims to build the resilience of communities in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region by increasing flood forecast lead times.

The Surface Water Mapping Tool documents the dynamics of seasonal flooding cycles on the Mekong River to better understand some of the impacts of dams. 

Resilience investments are increasingly focused on conflict-affected countries. USAID has developed this brief to frame their work in this space.

Discover how social protection addresses poverty, food insecurity and inequality in the World Food Programme's comprehensive analysis.

To support food security and equitable livelihoods in the face of shocks and stressors, policymakers need a common understanding of food systems resilience.

How can development partners finance shock-responsive social protection? This resource provides approaches to financing, financing instruments and more.