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Kulima and University of Exeter commence a new project on “Responding to sea-level rise and storm events: A proposed framework for developing coastline adaptation strategies in southern Africa”

Kulima and University of Exeter commence a new project on “Responding to sea-level rise and storm events: A proposed framework for developing coastline adaptation strategies in southern Africa”

by Katharine Vincent | Feb 19, 2020 | Projects

Dr Katharine Vincent is in Durban this week for the launch workshop of a new project "Responding to sea-level rise and storm events: A proposed framework for developing coastline adaptation strategies in southern Africa". The project is funded by the...
Kulima facilitating validation workshop for the ECOWAS Disaster Risk Reduction Gender Strategy and Action Plan

Kulima facilitating validation workshop for the ECOWAS Disaster Risk Reduction Gender Strategy and Action Plan

by Katharine Vincent | Feb 10, 2020 | Projects, Travel

Dr Katharine Vincent is in Dakar this week to facilitate the validation workshop for the ECOWAS Disaster Risk Reduction Gender Strategy and Action Plan 2020-30. In partnership with Cowater International and the GFDRR, Katharine has been leading a team to...
Kulima participating in Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum

Kulima participating in Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum

by Katharine Vincent | Jan 27, 2020 | Projects, Travel

Dr Katharine Vincent is in Mombasa this week to participate in the 54th edition of the Greater Horn of Africa Climate Forum and then a meeting of the Disaster Risk Management Technical Committee of IGAD. She will be presenting progress to date on the mainstreaming of...

Kulima represented on editorial team for Frontiers in Climate Special Issue on Extreme Events in the Developing World

by Katharine Vincent | Jan 6, 2020 | Publications

Dr Katharine Vincent is joining Drs Marta Bruno Soares and Chris Funk and Professors Emma Archer and Andy Dougill in editing a forthcoming special issue of Frontiers in Climate on Extreme Events in the Developing World. The special issue aims to collate case...
Happy holidays from Kulima Integrated Development Solutions

Happy holidays from Kulima Integrated Development Solutions

by Katharine Vincent | Dec 23, 2019 | Uncategorized

Katharine Vincent and Kulima associates would like to wish all their partners and colleagues Happy Holidays. The office of Kulima Integrated Development Solutions will remain open over the festive season, with the exception of public holidays. We look forward to...
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