Locally-led adaptation: where do we stand?
David Mornout (MetaMeta), Joe Ray (RVO), Sandra van Soelen (Simavi), Tomi Haryadi (WRI Indonesia) This blog is part of a … Continued
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Data or dialogue: how to do a baseline?
Reflections by IMPACT (Peter Lengurnet), Musul Community Land (Jackson Nkaiduri), and MetaMeta (Femke van Woesik, Esmee Mulder, Frank van Steenbergen) … Continued
Communications and coalitions
By Frank van Steenbergen & Femke van Woesik This blog is part of a dossier on locally-led adaptation, featuring insights and … Continued
Culverts and climate
Frank van Steenbergen and Gordon Keller With more than 35 million kilometer of roads in the world, roads are a … Continued
Livestock production in India
By Kamal Kishore (Rainfed Livestock Network) and Bhavana Kuchimanchi (The Foundation for Ecological Security) Livestock production in India is often … Continued
Smallholder farmers adopting regenerative farming in Poreyahat Block of Godda District, India
By Himadri Das & Satyabrata Acharyya Regenerative Agriculture (RA) … Continued
The potential of roadside trees to offset CO2
by Laura Blok, MetaMeta Trees are of enormous importance to the ecosystems and livelihoods of people on earth. Many communities … Continued
Enhancing coordination in the Ethiopian lowlands for strengthened resilience
by Florencia Rieiro, Technical Consultant, MetaMeta April 8, 2021 Coordination matters as it brings people together, allowing learning and opening … Continued
Increasing water productivity: Salt tolerant potatoes
By Mekdelawit Deribe July 2018 Globally, around 1 billion hectares of land are salt-affected, meaning it has too much salt … Continued
Watershed improvement: The upstream – downstream question
Frank van Steenbergen, Tesfa-alem Gebreegziabher Embaye and Eyasu Hagos April 14, 2017 If we utilize our water better upstream, what … Continued
Somaliland: the camelback is broken
By James Firebrace and Frank van Steenbergen March 16, 2017 Famished camels cross a barren landscape near Ballanbaal, late Nov … Continued