Developments
Bangladesh is one of the poorest and most densely populated countries in the world. Despite rich soil and plentiful water and sun, there is a constant risk of flooding due to the convergence of . . .
Working it out for climate change
Two workshops, one for government policy makers and one for media personnel were recently organized by the Zambian government to identify and discuss important . . .
A better 'start' towards improved food security
Like many countries, Malawi has a high percentage of households who do not have enough food to eat throughout the year. However, with the help of . . .
Developing agro-tourism in the Caribbean
The Caribbean has sun, sea, exotic flora and fauna and wonderful vibrant cultures, but is that enough to sustain a notoriously fickle tourism industry and how does . . .
Policy research for policy change
Five new regionally focussed projects have been commissioned by DFID in support of its policy research programme . . .
Thirst threatens with impending water crisis
Out of sight, out of mind has been the habitual stance taken by governments on the issue of groundwater depletion but overpumping of aquifers can no longer be disregarded. In 1999, the water table . . .
