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Urban-Rural Interdependence and the Impact of Climate Change in Malawi and Tanzania
Today, 39% of the African population lives in urban areas.
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Rainwater and Greywater Harvesting in Urban and Periurban Agriculture in Ariana-Soukra (Tunisia)
Until the end of the 1960s, the plain of Ariana-Soukra was a greenbelt adjacent to Tunis.
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Adaptation to Climate Change in two Rural Communities on the Plains and in the Mountains of Morocco
The poorest and most marginalized communities in Morocco live in arid and semi-arid areas, and are largely dependent on agriculture for their livelihood and food security.
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Managing Risk, Reducing Vulnerability and Enhancing Productivity under a Changing Climate
The countries of the Greater Horn of Africa are particularly vulnerable to drought, exacerbated by widespread poverty and dependence on rainfed agriculture. Even with normal rainfall, the region does not produce enough food to meet its needs.
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Building Capacity to Adapt to Climate Change in Zambia and Zimbabwe
This project seeks to improve incentives and opportunities for households in southern Zambia and southwestern Zimbabwe to cope with climate change.
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Clean Energy and Water : an Assessment of Services for Adaptation to Climate Change
Energy is critical in managing the distribution and quality of water.
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Participatory GIS for Sustainable Management of Natural Resources and Food Security in Africa
African countries need adequate data as a basis for formulating and implementing systematic and coherent food security policies and strategies.
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Partnership for adapting Vulnerable Populations to Soil Salinization resulting from Climate Change in Sénégal
Soil salinization affects nearly all regions of Sénégal. Nearly a million hectares are affected by salinization and acidification.
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Toward a Productive Community at Malika (Sénégal) : an Experience in Participatory Management
This project is being carried out in parallel with a research-action project entitled, Mbeubeuss Landfill : Exploring Options to Protect Health, the Environment, and Livelihoods in Sénégal (103801).
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Enhancing Adaptation to Climate Change among Pastoralists in Northern Kenya
About 13% of Kenya's 30 million people are pastoralists, herding their livestock in the arid and semi-arid lands that constitute about 75% of the country's land mass. These areas are prone to rainfall variability and extreme drought.