Global Risks and Resilience

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Agro-pastoralists' adaptation to flooding and conflict in Gogrial East, Warrap State, South Sudan

Chol Peter Bak
18 December 2025

Causes profondes des conflits entre agriculteurs et éleveurs et impact sur les systèmes alimentaires locaux: études de cas au Nigéria, au Soudan et au Mali

Fiona Flintan, Magda Nassef, Baba Ba, Boubacer El Hadji Ba, Hussein M Sulieman, Saleh Momale, Pilar Domingo
16 December 2025

Five lessons for supporting resilience in conflicts and recurring crises: evidence from SPARC’s retrospective studies of livelihood support

Simon Levine
16 December 2025

From risk to resilience: grounding innovation in pastoralist realities

Wendy Chamberlin, Tigist Kebede, Carmen Jaquez
20 November 2025

Market monitoring and localised research in extreme conflict: learning from Darfur

Supporting Pastoralism and Agriculture in Recurrent and Protracted Crises (SPARC)
17 October 2025

Twelve ways to take anticipatory action to scale in conflicts and recurring crises

Simon Levine, Emma Gogerty
15 October 2025

Ten ways to reduce disaster risk in conflicts and recurring crises

Simon Levine, Emma Gogerty
15 October 2025

Ten ways to create people-centred early warning systems in conflicts and recurrent crises

Simon Levine, Emma Gogerty
15 October 2025

Supporting adolescent girls’ well-being in climate- and conflict-affected areas of East and West Africa

Tom Kipruto, Erick Waga, Jeeyon Kim, Maha Elsamahi
30 June 2025

The inconvenient truths of water development in the drylands of the Horn of Africa

Nancy Balfour, Jackson Wachira, Masresha Taye, Hussein Tadicha, Simon Levine
26 June 2025

Darfur’s long-distance trade: impact of war and Rapid Support Forces’ trade embargo

Supporting Pastoralism and Agriculture in Recurrent and Protracted Crises (SPARC)
14 April 2025

Do public works programmes create valuable assets for livelihoods and resilience? A retrospective study of the impacts of assets for natural resource management in Ethiopia and Kenya

Simon Levine, Eva Ludi, Anna McCord, Dorice Agol, Aklilu Amsalu, Maren Duvendack, Joyce Njigua, Mulugeta Tefera
19 December 2024

Bearing the burden: climate change-attributable losses and damages in the Sahel and Greater Horn of Africa

Florence Pinchon, Lena Nur, Vikrant Panwar, Emily Wilkinson, Sita Koné, Sarah Opitz-Stapleton
5 December 2024

État de préparation du Tchad à l’accès au financement climatique

Camille Laville, Colette Benoudji, Holly Barsham, Manisha Gulati, Mauricio Vazquez, Sarah Opitz-Stapleton
10 October 2024

Assessing and financing loss and damage to climate change in Somalia

Lena Nur, Sita Koné, Sarah Opitz-Stapleton, Vikrant Panwar, Mohamed Barre
30 September 2024

Forecasts for pastoralists: Increasing demand for weather forecasts to support adaptation in northern Kenya

Ellen Reid
27 September 2024

Participatory planning in East Africa’s drylands, take two: from chasing an illusory panacea to practical learning

Kamran Hakiman, Ryan Sheely
26 September 2024

How climate information services (CIS) can help pastoralists in the Horn of Africa

Claire Bedelian
4 July 2024

Perceptions of land tenure security in pastoral areas in Marsabit, Kenya

Ken Otieno, Odenda Lumumba, Collins Odote, Lydia Akinyi, Gayo Wari, Laureen Ongesa, Magda Nassef
27 June 2024

Understanding and characterising collective tenure and tenure security in pastoral systems: consolidation of case studies in Kenya, Sudan and Burkina Faso

Magda Nassef, Ken Otieno, Hussein Sulieman, Issa Sawadogo, Anna Locke, Ian Langdown, Fiona Flintan
31 March 2024

Pastoralism and agriculture in conflicts and crises: a review of three years of SPARC research

Supporting Pastoralism and Agriculture in Recurrent and Protracted Crises (SPARC)
29 February 2024

What does it mean to take context seriously for post-harvest processing and storage? : Lessons from Afghanistan

Adam Pain, Simon Levine
31 January 2024

What does it mean to take context seriously for village-level governance? Lessons from community development councils in Afghanistan

Adam Pain, Simon Levine
31 January 2024

What does it mean to take context seriously for engaging in markets? Lessons from Afghanistan

Adam Pain, Simon Levine
31 January 2024

Ten traps to avoid if aid programming is serious about engaging with context: lessons from Afghanistan

Simon Levine, Adam Pain
24 January 2024
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