CDKN project at a glance

The aim is to strengthen horizontal relationships among government departments at sub-national level, support the mainstreaming of gender and climate change into national rural development strategies, and enhance local participation of vulnerable people on income generating activities. The Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions (ASSAR) project identified factors that constrain adaptation planning and implementation in Namibia. This Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) project brief provides an outline of a number of programmes, along with project partners and their roles, as well as a table describing Project Outcomes, Deliverables and Status of the project

Namibia ota ndjenye unene : endjenyo lyuuyuni wodigilii selsius 1.5 otali ti ngiini kutse?

Library has English versionMinistry of Foreign Affairs, Netherland

Namibia is heating up : what does global warming of 1.5°c mean for us?

This one-page poster/ bulletin provides general information about climate change patterns in Namibia, along with suggestions for actions that people can take, such as crop diversification, consulting weather forecasts, soil and water conservation practices, rangeland management, sharing information and resources, and others.Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherland

IBPP Research Associates: Namibia

This article - A review of Handbook of Journalism Ethics African Case Studies by Robin Tyson, Lecturer in Media Studies at the University of Namibia - was published in the Community Forums feature of the August 29, 2001 issue of The Namibian. The article may not be published in Scholarly Commons due to copyright restrictions. This article discusses journalism ethics in a review of the aforementioned book, Handbook of Journalism Ethics African Case Studies

IBPP Research Associates: Namibia

The article for this piece - Non-Emancipatory Politics, by Andre Pisani - was posted on the July 5, 2001 issue of The Namibian. It has not been provided in Scholarly Commons due to copyright restrictions. Please contact The Namibian (https://www.namibian.com.na/Contact-Us) for further information. In the article, the author discusses the challenge of instituting good governance and ethics while the politics of patronage is active in Namibia