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Kulima completes project on climate change, health, agriculture and disasters analysis in Mozambique

by Katharine Vincent | May 23, 2013 | Projects, Publications

Kulima Integrated Development Solutions, together with partners CSIR and Universidade Eduardo Mondlane, have completed a project on climate change, health, agriculture and disasters analysis in Mozambique.  The project, funded by CDKN, comprised 3 work packages:...

Kulima begins project to develop plan of action on climate change for Mozambique’s Ministry of Health

by Katharine Vincent | Apr 20, 2013 | Projects

Following on from the completion of the CDKN-funded project on climate change, health, disasters and agriculture in Mozambique, Kulima and partners (CSIR and the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane) will continue to support the Ministry of Health (MISAU). The project...

Kulima quoted in article “Gender relations are changing along with climate”

by Katharine Vincent | Mar 25, 2013 | Commentary, Projects, Publications

An article written by Jaspreet Kindra and published today by IRIN cites Kulima and its involvement in the project on engendering disaster risk reduction with CARE in Mozambique.  The article, entitled "Gender relations are changing along with...

Kulima runs first training course on new gender-sensitive Climate Vulnerability Capacity Analysis methodology

by Katharine Vincent | Mar 17, 2013 | Projects, Training, Travel

Kulima is running the first training of trainers course in Maputo this week on the new gender-sensitive Climate Vulnerability Capacity Analysis (GCVCA) toolkit, developed in conjunction with CARE Mozambique as part of the project on engendering disaster risk...

Kulima authors guidance notes on Adaptive Social Protection for the Institute of Development Studies

by Katharine Vincent | Jan 10, 2013 | Projects, Publications

The Adaptive Social Protection Programme at the Institute of Development Studies has just released "Adaptive Social Protection: Making Concepts a Reality. Guidance Notes for Practitioners", written by Dr Katharine Vincent and Ms Tracy Cull....

Kulima chosen to work with CARE Mozambique on engendering disaster risk reduction project

by Katharine Vincent | Dec 7, 2012 | Projects

Kulima Integrated Development Solutions has been chosen by CARE Mozambique as an implementing partner in a BMZ-funded project on engendering disaster risk reduction.  Running until 2014, the project will develop new gender-sensitive vulnerability assessment...
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