Themes

Integrated water management

Integrated water management has catchment management aspects - related to tackling deforestation, land degradation, agricultural expansion, pollution and climate change impacts and adaptation. It is also about designing water management systems to balance different needs and interests: from direct household needs for water and sanitation, to water needs for biodiversity and fisheries, to irrigation, hydropower and industrial uses.

Outputs from the 2021 BRACC evaluation now available

News
Following the 2021 evaluation of the Building Resilience and Adapting to Climate Change (BRACC) programme, a number of outputs have now been published presenting results and reflecting on key lessons learned around the design, implementation and monitoring of resilience building and adaptation interventions.

Sustainability of early warning systems

Issues brief
This discussion paper synthesises the state of knowledge on the sustainability of early warning systems (EWS), how they are currently employed in Malawi, and challenges to, and opportunities for, their sustainability.

Catchment protection and management in Malawi: A review

Issues brief
This discussion paper synthesises evidence on the role catchment protection and management (watershed management) can play in addressing Malawi’s coupled challenges of environmental restoration, poverty reduction and climate change adaptation.

Crisis Modifier

Learning paper

This learning paper summarises the evaluation of the crisis modifier function under the PROSPER Project which is part of the Building Resilience and Adapting to Climate Change (BRACC) programme.