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Kulima participating in annual review meeting for the UMFULA project

by Katharine Vincent | May 29, 2019 | Projects

Dr Katharine Vincent is joining colleagues from the Uncertainty Reduction in Models for Understanding Development Applications (UMFULA) project today for the annual review of progress with funders DFID and NERC. The meeting is taking place with the lead institution,...

Kulima part of team presenting an initial cost estimate of South Africa’s National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy

by Katharine Vincent | May 20, 2019 | Projects

Last week Dr Katharine Vincent and colleagues from CowaterSogema presented their initial cost estimate for the implementation of South Africa's National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy to the Department of Environmental Affairs. The aim of the...

Kulima participated in the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction to launch a project on mainstreaming gender into DRM plans

by Katharine Vincent | May 20, 2019 | Projects, Travel

Dr Katharine Vincent was in Geneva last week, participating in the 4th World Reconstruction Conference as part of the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction. The event marked an opportunity to launch a new project that Katharine is undertaking with...

Kulima participating in CDKN Knowledge Accelerator lab with DECCMA Ghana team

by Katharine Vincent | Apr 8, 2019 | Projects, Travel

Dr Katharine Vincent is in Cape Town this week, participating in a CDKN Knowledge Accelerator lab with the DECCMA Ghana team. The Knowledge Accelerator lab forms part of an initiative of CDKN to move "from knowledge to action" in selected African countries....

New paper with inputs from Kulima “A framework to analyse the implications of coastal transformation on inclusive development”

by Katharine Vincent | Mar 18, 2019 | Projects, Publications

A new paper "A framework to analyse the implications of coastal transformation on inclusive development" has just been made available online in the journal Environmental Science and Policy. The paper, led by Natalie Suckall with co-authors...

Kulima participating in costing of South Africa’s National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy

by Katharine Vincent | Mar 4, 2019 | Projects, Short-term assignments

Dr Katharine Vincent is working as part of a team led by CowaterSogema to cost South Africa's National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy (which also acts as the National Adaptation Plan under the UNFCCC). The aim of the costing exercise is to highlight the...
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