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Agricultural Adaptation, Local Knowledge and Livelihoods Diversification in North-Central Namibia

Published by: Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research

This report looks at adaptation to climate change amongst smallholder farmers in the Omusati region of North-Central Namibia. Supplementing primary research with literature on a number of highly prevalent themes in Namibia, it has three main aims.

Islam and Feminism: Islam through Safe Feminism?

Published by: Contestations

Orientalist discourses may be ripe, but in many contexts, feminists are also practicing self-censorship where critiques of the religious in the political are concerned, out of fear of being hounded upon as being traitors.

Regional Input-Output Data: Ethiopia

Published by: Center for Global Trade Analysis

Poverty in a Changing Climate: Building the Case for Pro-Poor Adaptation

Published by: IDS

Counting Seeds for Change, a Framework for Implementing, Monitoring and Evaluating Reflect

Published by: South Africa Reflect Network (SARN)

Also available in French, Portuguese and Spanish.

Advocacy in the age of authoritarianism: adjustments of all sorts

Published by: IDS

This paper examines the US government's support for introducing advocacy amongst Egyptian NGOs, and the inherent tensions for donors backing a politicised form of development that clashes with their foreign policy.

Intergenerational Transmissions: Cultivating Agency?

Published by: IDS

This IDS Bulletin reflects, as the first in the 40th anniversary volume, on some of the core areas of research and policy advocacy that are central to IDS’ work: inequalities, poverty, power, social protection, transformational education, HIV/AIDS, gender and climate change.

Creating Spaces for Engagement

The 3 Fs Crisis and Impact on Children and Vulnerable Groups in South Asia

Published by: UNICEF ROSA

Mapping Change and Continuity: Living with HIV as a Chronic Illness in South Africa

Published by: University of Cambridge

HIV brings frailty to bodies and treatment brings hope; these fears and hopes are visually inscribed through the body-maps and surface in new ways in our recently collected set of five narratives that trace change and continuity in the lives of the body-map artists from 2003-2008.