DiMSUR – A Relevant Actor Building Resilience in Southern Africa
DIMSUR – A RELEVANT ACTOR BUILDING RESILIENCE IN SOUTHERN AFRICA A Regional Workshop to showcase the successes of an ambitious project August 26, 2024, 1:00
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DiMSUR – A new cycle has just begun for the African resilience agenda
DiMSUR – A new cycle has just begun for the African resilience agenda April 11, 2022 , 11:21 am DiMSUR News, Regional News DiMSUR is
City project team for building Urban Climate Resilience in South-Eastern Africa kick-off planned activities in Madagascar
CITY PROJECT TEAM FOR BUILDING URBAN CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN SOUTH-EASTERN AFRICA KICK-OFF PLANNED ACTIVITIES IN MADAGASCAR December 22, 2020 , 1:58 pm DiMSUR News, Regional
Maputo held DiMSUR’s 5th Executive Board Meeting
Maputo held DiMSUR’s 5th Executive Board Meeting November 13, 2018 , 3:49 pm DiMSUR News The Executive Board took important steps to consolidate the Centre
Climate change and mass migration
Source: INTEGRATED REGIONAL INFORMATION NETWORKS (IRIN) via Preventionweb When international leaders met in the Bangladeshi capital last month for ongoing discussions about a new global migration policy,
Gender, Resilience and Urbanization
Cities are where ideas change, where innovation occurs and where the status quo is challenged By David Thomas, Consultant UN-Habitat – Programme Division, Cross-Cutting Issues*
Tsunami aware tourism in the Seychelles
Tourism in coastal areas is at high risk from tsunamis in the Indian Ocean as was demonstrated by the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami which claimed
DiMSUR is back to Addis Ababa
Lideta’s community is drafting its Resilience Framework for Action The local community and stakeholders from the sub-city of Lideta, in Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), are currently working
Centuries-old African soil technique to combat climate change
The technique known as “African dark earths” transforms nutrient-poor rainforest soil into fertile farmland Via Thomson Reuters Foundation, by Kieran Guilbert Photo: Working in the field, Ghana.
Kenya close to ending drought crises
Droughts regularly decimate herds across Africa, forcing destitute families to abandon their nomadic lifestyle and settle in remote, dusty towns where they fall deeper into
