Community-led Climate Resilience
Communities are on the frontlines of the climate crisis, facing risks such as extreme weather, food insecurity, and displacement. Strengthening climate resilience is most effective when communities themselves lead the process—drawing on their knowledge, priorities, and capacities to shape solutions. Community-led approaches ensure that climate action is inclusive, locally relevant, and sustainable, while also building trust and accountability. The resources on this page are designed to help integrate CEA into climate resilience programming, supporting people to adapt, prepare, and thrive in the face of a changing climate.
Find more tools and guidance on building climate resilience visit: https://www.climatecentre.org/
25 September 2023
Eswatini Drought FbF: Validating Early Actions with Community Members
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British Red Cross, Eswatini Baphalali Red Cross SocietyThis case study captures learnings from an Early Action Protocol (EAP) validation exercise which was carried out by Eswatini Baphalali Red Cross Society (BERCS) between June and July 2022 as…
2 July 2019
Lessons on climate change: Tanzania
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IFRCA participatory video evaluation of the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS) project, carried out by the IFRC in Ndaleta, Tanzania
2 July 2019
Lessons on climate change: Malawi
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IFRCA participatory video evaluation of the Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS) project, carried out by the IFRC in Bitilinyu, Malawi.
17 June 2019
Communicating climate change
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IFRCA Powerpoint presentation from the Red Cross/Red Crescent Climate Centre about communicating climate change, raising awareness and bringing about behavioural change.
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