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Integrating disaster risk reduction and adaptation to climate change
CARE USA, 2015This brief describes a climate-integrated Community-based Early Warning System implemented by the Adaptation Learning Programme (ALP) in Dakoro, Niger. Integration of Community-based adaptation and disaster risk reduction (DRR) is important in a context of chronic vulnerability, recurring emergencies and increasingly unpredictable and extreme weather events associated with climate change.DocumentClimate change, ecosystem services and adaptation in East Africa’s semi-arid regions: early diagnostics of critical knowledge gaps for landscape conservation
University of East Anglia, 2016This brief presents an overview of a Regional Diagnostic Study (RDS) that reviews existing risks and adaptation responses, and identifies major knowledge gaps needed to develop responses that can ensure widespread, sustained and equitable adaptation across the East Africa semi-arid regions.DocumentVulnerability and adaptation to climate change in the semi-arid regions of East Africa
International Development Research Centre, 2015This report summarises key findings from the regional diagnostic study (RDS) of the ASSAR East Africa team, and identifies major gaps in the existing literature on areas of vulnerability and adaptation in semi-arid regions of East Africa.DocumentThe African Union migration and regional integration framework
African Centre for Constructive Resolution of Disputes, 2015Migration within, into and out of Africa is an important demographic dynamic closely tied to broader social, economic and political processes. In 2014, close to three million people – displaced by conflict and persecution – were refugees on the African continent.DocumentWhen refugees cannot return home: A conflict conundrum in Africa’s Great Lakes region
African Centre for Constructive Resolution of Disputes, 2016The large number of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Great Lakes region poses immense challenges to peacebuilding processes within the countries affected, as well as in that entire conflict system. An influx of refugees impacts peace and security, citizenship considerations, as well as cross-border and ethnic confl icts, among others.DocumentTaking back the seas: prospects for Africa's blue economy
Institute for Security Studies, 2016The discussion of Africa’s so-called blue economy rose to the top of African leaders’ agenda when African union (Au) members started a campaign for a continent-wide renaissance of the African maritime domain.DocumentFeminist Africa e-spaces:e-politics
African Gender Institute, South Africa, 2013Feminist Africa (FA) is a continental gender studies journal that provides a platform for intellectual and activist research, dialogue and strategy. Currently based in Cape Town, South Africa, FA is guided by a profound commitment to transforming gender hierarchies in Africa, and seeks to redress injustice and inequality in its content and design.DocumentThe impact of China on Sub-Saharan Africa: working paper
Open University Asian Drivers Programme, 2006This paper focuses on the rapidly-gr owing links between China and SSA. The spotlight is placed on three vectors of interaction – trade, foreign investment and aid. Chinese involvement in Africa is driven predominantly by the quest for material inputs (oil and other primary commodities) required for its infrastructural investments and booming manufacturing sector.DocumentThe East African Legislative Assembly disaster risk reduction and management bill 2013
Network of Ugandan Researchers and Research Users, 2015The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) passed this 'Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Bill 2013' in March 2016, in an effort to curb the impact of natural and manmade hazards in the region. The bill, the first such regional legislation in Africa, aims to enhance the coordination of disaster preparedness, management, protection and mitigation measures.DocumentReflecting on the Johannesburg Summit of the Forum on China - Africa Cooperation (FOCAC): where to from here?
Institute for Global Dialogue, South Africa, 2016The FOCAC summit held between 3 - 5 December 2015 coincided with the launching of China’s second Africa policy paper and be came the first time that a FOCAC summit was held on African soil as the others had all been Ministerial gatherings following the first summit in Beijing.Pages
