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resilience
May 23, 2025
SUPPORTED BY COMMON GROUND INITIATIVE
Creating a people’s biography of rivers: Northeast’s own digital archive
Faced with climate change, riverine communities are using memory maps, audio notes, and images to archive oral histories and traditional adaptation strategies.
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Vandana Menon
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8 min read
September 7, 2023
Managing disasters: Lessons from Kerala and Odisha
K K Shailaja (former health minister, Kerala) and Liby Johnson (Gram Vikas) discuss building resilience to disasters as a developmental priority and how governments, citizens, and civil society can contribute.
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India Development Review
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7 min read
July 27, 2023
SUPPORTED BY MAF
Climate change adaptation is the need of the hour
Climate change adaptation has received far less attention and funding as compared to mitigation. The public sector must prioritise building resilience against rising climate risks to ensure a sustainable future for the country.
by
Kabir Sharma
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8 min read
June 14, 2023
Lessons on making livelihoods resilient
Based on insights from a study on building community resilience in a post-pandemic world, here are three key strategies for nonprofits in the livelihoods sector.
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India Development Review
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6 min read
February 21, 2023
SUPPORTED BY TATA STEEL FOUNDATION
Why do pastoralists in Kashmir struggle for education?
Seasonal migration, low income, and caste-based discrimination are among the reasons why pastoral, nomadic tribes like Gujjar Bakarwals and Chopans struggle to access education.
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Saloni Meghani
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Debojit Dutta
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7 min read
September 8, 2022
SUPPORTED BY RNP
A tightrope walk: Countering backlash from gender programming
Working with adolescent girls requires a delicate balance of supporting them to express their agency while also managing backlash from the community.
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Steffi Fernando
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Yagna Parmar
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2 min read
August 30, 2022
Photo essay: Lessons in climate resilience
As the frequency of climate-induced disasters increases, communities that are vulnerable to climate change are adopting unique solutions to respond to these crises.
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Shawn Sebastian
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Milan George Jacob
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3 min read
August 4, 2022
What pastoralism teaches us about adapting to climate change
Pastoralists in Gujarat depend on time-tested strategies to adapt to climate change. But they are invisible in state policies and remain marginalised.
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Karen Pineiro
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Varsha Bhagat-Ganguly
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7 min read
April 14, 2022
SUPPORTED BY MAF
Migrant workers from East UP: Where are they now?
Lockdowns during the pandemic forced migrant workers across India to return home. Here’s how migrants from East UP coped with the consequences, and how the government, nonprofits, and funders can support them.
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Smarinita Shetty
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Arushi Singh Parmar
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7 min read
November 30, 2021
What motivated teachers during the pandemic?
As schools reopen, here are six steps policymakers can take to create a supportive and enabling environment for government school teachers.
by
Swaha Sahoo
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7 min read
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