Researchers from CATIE and York University, Canada, conducted fieldwork in Chiquimula, Guatemala, to deepen the understanding of governance conditions, coordination and collective action that can strengthen climate responses based on
BioCAM4 participated in the Midterm Forum of the New Frontiers in Research Fund’s 2023 International Joint Initiative for Research on Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation on February 25 and 26.
Authors: Humphrey Agevi, Tim Möschl, Ann Irungu, Florence Onyango, Joanes Atela, and Idil Boran A cross-section of participants at the BioCAM4 Kakamega Workshop The Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN),
BioCAM4 held its first co-creation workshop in Kakamega, Kenya, December 8-10—its second on the African continent following the Rwanda workshop in July—marking an important milestone in the project’s implementation. The
A diverse panel shares how high-integrity climate actions can simultaneously advance climate adaptation, resilience, biodiversity, and social justice goals. With global and local insights, the event supports the COP30 “Global
A dialogue between researchers and practitioners, with insights from the Global South, on scaling high-integrity, nature-based climate action. The focus is on finance, capacity strengthening, and challenges and opportunities for
