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New report-Enabling climate science use to better support resilience and adaptation practice-with inputs from Kulima

New report-Enabling climate science use to better support resilience and adaptation practice-with inputs from Kulima

by Katharine Vincent | May 4, 2020 | Short-term assignments

A new report – Enabling climate science use to better support resilience and adaptation practice. Rapid evidence assessment for the CLARE programme – has been released. The report was commissioned as part of a series of scoping reports to...
UMFULA project produces country brief “How can we improve the use of information for a climate-resilient Malawi?” with inputs from Kulima

UMFULA project produces country brief “How can we improve the use of information for a climate-resilient Malawi?” with inputs from Kulima

by Katharine Vincent | Apr 14, 2020 | Projects, Publications

The UMFULA project under the Future Climate For Africa programme has summarised the findings of its research in Malawi into a country brief (How can we improve the use of information for a climate-resilient Malawi?), aimed to inform decision-makers on how...
Kulima participating in presentation of UMFULA project at the University of KwaZulu Natal

Kulima participating in presentation of UMFULA project at the University of KwaZulu Natal

by Katharine Vincent | Oct 21, 2019 | Projects

The UMFULA project (under the Future Climate For Africa programme) is holding meetings this week at the University of KwaZulu Natal in which Dr Katharine Vincent is participating. This includes supervision of Honours and Masters students researching water...

New open access paper “How do staff motivation and workplace environment affect capacity of governments to adapt to climate change in developing countries?”

by Katharine Vincent | Oct 8, 2018 | Projects, Publications

A new paper "How do staff motivation and workplace environment affect capacity of governments to adapt to climate change in developing countries?" has just been made available online in the journal Environmental Science and Policy. The paper, led by Joanna...

Kulima director running adaptation training with WWF in Nairobi

by Katharine Vincent | May 9, 2018 | Projects, Short-term assignments, Training, Travel

Dr Katharine Vincent is in Nairobi this week running training for WWF's Africa Adaptation Initiative. The training will bring together representatives of WWF offices and their civil society partners from across the continent, including Mozambique, Madagascar,...
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