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“Re-balancing climate services for climate-resilient planning” New paper from the UMFULA project, led by Kulima

“Re-balancing climate services for climate-resilient planning” New paper from the UMFULA project, led by Kulima

by Katharine Vincent | Jul 20, 2020 | Projects, Publications

A new paper "Re-balancing climate services to inform climate-resilient planning – A conceptual framework and illustrations from sub-Saharan Africa" has just been published in Climate Risk Management. The paper, led by Dr Katharine Vincent, is an output...
FCFA launches a critical reflection on learning from its activities-with inputs from Kulima

FCFA launches a critical reflection on learning from its activities-with inputs from Kulima

by Katharine Vincent | Jun 11, 2020 | Projects, Publications

Future Climate For Africa has launched "A critical reflection on learning from the FCFA programme." The report is led by Julio Araujo, Blane Harvey and Ying-Syuan (Elaine) Huang, with inputs from a wider team, including Kulima director Katharine...
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...
Importance of FCFA work with tea farmers highlighted by Malawi heatwave

Importance of FCFA work with tea farmers highlighted by Malawi heatwave

by Katharine Vincent | Nov 11, 2019 | Projects

A recent heatwave in Malawi has highlighted the risk that climate change poses to the tea farming sector. Future Climate For Africa's CI4Tea project has been working with tea farmers and other sector stakeholders in the southern districts of Mulanje and...
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