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From Learning to Fit: Lessons on Avoiding Maladaptation in Community-Led Landscape Restoration

Posted by Frank van Steenbergen November 2, 2015 “It is a big shame… one’s eldest daughter having to defecate in … Continued

Posted by Francesco Sambalino October 27, 2015 Moray lays in the “valle Sagrado” of Peru. The valley hosts some of … Continued

Posted by Frank van Steenbergen October 14, 2015 A big debate is going on in Bangladesh around ‘maladaptation.’ A paper[1] … Continued

Posted by Frank van Steenbergen September 10, 2015 (Postcard from Zagoria in Greece from the double spring of Avragonia) … Continued

by Madiha Al-Junaid (with inputs from Brett Scott) Summer, the season of generous skies which is now over, was hoped … Continued

by Madiha al-Junaid August 11, 2015 In a previous blog, a gardener was observed watering the plants at the airport … Continued

By Frank van Steenbergen July 16, 2015 Picture 1: Pond, Yimwaar, Kenya Are things getting better in the world? You … Continued

Among other basic needs, access to safe drinking water and sanitation together are vital for people to achieve their full … Continued

By Madiha Al-Junaid (edited by Brett Scot) July 9, 2015 As if it was not enough for Yemen to live … Continued

By Abraham Mehari Haile, Eyasu Yazew Hagos and Frank van Steenbergen July 2, 2015 Picture 1: Bench terraces (Own image) … Continued

By Frank van Steenbergen June 25, 2015 It is scarcity that brings out the best in human beings, not the … Continued

By Madiha Al-Junaid (edited by Brett Scot) June 18, 2015 It is not an uncommon sight: Children, women, the elderly, … Continued