January Newsletter
THIS MONTH’S NEWS: HOW CLIMATE CHANGE IS EFFECTING COMMUNITIES
We’ve been very lucky with the high quality of our field partners and of the projects they developed—and during November we featured select projects in four newsletters for specialty audiences. Each project has a short write-up—as well as detailed background information about the actual communities and solution oriented project activities.
| Community Based Adaptation to Climate Change News: CBA |
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CBA projects from 4 countries & tools for perfecting project design
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- Climate Change Risk & Vulnerability in a Remote Tanzanian Village
- CC Study in Injustice: 10 Million Additional African Children Malnourished by 2050
- Do you think that indigenous knowledge should be incorporated into CBA projects?
| Forests and Climate Change News |
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Forests are a major component of coastlines, rivers, biodiversity & farms
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- Forest Reserve Nigeria: REDD+ | NTFPs | Climate Smart Agroforestry
- Community Afforestation Program in Bangladesh
| Water and Climate Change News |
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Water challenges range from domestic water to agriculture, floods, drought, health
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- Community Afforestation Program in Bangladesh
- Water Management Program: Will It Help Mauritian Farmers Adapt to Climate Change Hazards?
| Islands and Climate Change News |
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Islanders suffer from erosion, water shortages, pollution, habitat loss and tropical storms
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- Yadua Village, Fiji: 200 people are suffering climate change induced rising sea levels
- 7 Years of extreme weather in Granada increases malnutrition & poverty
- Climate change related drought plagues island farmers on Timor Leste
Would you like to learn how to develop Community Based Adaptation Projects?
What’s happening in the region where you live?
Please write us with your stories, thoughts and comments through Online.Learning@csd-i.org
Please write us with your stories, thoughts and comments through Online.Learning@csd-i.org
I look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Tim Magee, Executive Director
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The Center for Sustainable Development specializes in providing sound, evidence-based information, tools and training for humanitarian development professionals worldwide. CSDi is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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