This FAQ answers frequently asked questions to assist USAID staff and implementing partners with applying climate risk management to USAID programming.
This profile provides an overview of climate risk issues in Kenya, including how climate change will impact agriculture, human health, water, ecosystems, and energy and infrastructure.
This profile provides an overview of climate risk issues in Mozambique, including how climate change will impact agriculture, human health, coastal resources and water.
This 60-90 minute online guided tour of the CRM process includes brief descriptions, 2-3 minute videos and interactive questions. Alternatively, you may skip to a specific step to get advice on that aspect of CRM.
This 2-hour online course introduces fundamental concepts of climate resilient development, including how climate impacts are affecting key development sectors.
The East Africa Mangrove Carbon Project (Project) was initiated in 2013 to build capacity to address sustainability issues in mangrove ecosystems and develop information needed for mitigation and adaptation strategies.
In this webinar, experts from USAID, Mercy Corps, IFPRI, and Columbia University discussed gender-related differences in climate information needs, access and use.
This profile provides an overview of climate risk issues in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), including how climate change will potentially impact four key sectors in the country.
Ce bulletin a été publié en collaboration avec un journaliste local, par l'Initiative de Recherche sur les Services d'Information Climatique (CISRI) un projet de recherche financé par USAID.
To sustainably increase rural incomes, this assessment recommends an approach that focuses on the interaction between communities and the private sector in the context of community forest concessions.
This document is the timeline for Peru, highlighting the interdependent nature of the building blocks and how USAID’s investments complement government efforts to achieve their own key policy milestones.
This document is the timeline for Jamaica, highlighting the interdependent nature of the building blocks and how USAID’s investments complement government efforts to achieve their own key policy milestones.
