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To protect smallholder maize and rice farmers from climate-related hazards, the InsuResilience Solutions Fun partnered with an international consortium to develop the country's first parametric insurance solution for smallholder farmers.

Tapping low-hanging clouds could be a cheap way to boost dwindling water supplies, according to new research.

The Insurance Development Forum launched a US$9.25 million macroinsurance policy for Syria that will trigger a payout in the event of a drought in strategic food production areas, designed to support the World Food Programme's operations.

This paper showcases a mixed-methods approach to highlight the importance of local policies in the debate on the climate-conflict nexus, centering on the Karamoja Cluster, a cross-border region between Kenya, South Sudan, Uganda, and Ethiopia.

As Famine Early Warning Systems Network goes offline, it now falls on Kenya to increase financial investments that support food security and build technical capacity to produce credible, reliable and timely food security forecasts.

Carbon Brief has analysed global media coverage over the past two years to identify reporting on extreme weather events damaging crops.

FAO has released a series of comprehensive baseline studies of disaster risk reduction and management systems for agriculture in Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Turkmenistan.

A new technique targeted the inconvenient heat-triggered process in most plants called photorespiration. Making this process genetically efficient could help crops adapt to climate change.