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Resilience

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El Niño is coming and the time for Malawi to prepare is running short

El Niño and rising fertilizer costs: How vulnerable is Malawi in 2027?

Beyond the violence: How farmer-herder conflict is reshaping rural livelihoods in the Sahel

Sudan’s conflict at three years: Evidence for recovery, resilience, and rebuilding

Recurring shocks and persistent structural vulnerabilities are making food crises more protracted: Global Report on Food Crises released today

Increasing resilience requires an effective framework for measurement

• by Sara Gustafson

In the face of price spikes, climate change, and other stressors from the national to the global scale, the promotion of resilience has gained traction in the development community as a means of insuring that populations vulnerable to food and nutrition insecurity are equipped with the tools to survive and even thrive in our unpredictable world.