What is CLARE?

CLARE is a UK-Canada framework research programme on Climate Adaptation and Resilience, aiming to enable socially inclusive and sustainable action to build resilience to climate change and natural hazards in Africa and Asia-Pacific

CLARE is jointly designed and run by the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and Canada’s International Development Research Centre (IDRC). Through long-term commitments and partnerships worldwide, and needs-driven, action-focused research, CLARE is bridging critical gaps between science and action: developing new tools and supporting partner governments, communities, and the private sector to use evidence and innovation to drive effective solutions to the climate challenge, whilst building the capacity of both those carrying out the research and those using the resulting evidence. CLARE is primarily funded by UK aid along with Canada’s IDRC.

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Recent Outputs

Library

Manuscript
Functional GEE algorithm capable of processing and assessing satellite imagery products for accurate mapping of frequently flooded areas during flash flood events in Lodwar Town
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Lakew, Haileyesus Belay, Taye, Meron Teferi
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/65115
Thesis
Using political settlement analysis to explain Tanzania’s changing public participation agenda in water governance
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Perriman, Abi
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/64594
Policy Brief
Building climate resilient cities
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Hosken, Adéle
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/64228
Policy Brief
Innovating to tackle water scarcity in a changing climate
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Ndeleni, Xoliswa
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/64229
Working Paper
Building women smallholder farmers’ empowerment and adaptive capacities : a pathway to enhancing women’s resilience to climate change in Uganda – qualitative baseline report
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Kyoheirwe, Florence Muhanguzi
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/64600
Workshop Report
Community hydrology training : second training session, Raichur – summary report
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Dharmaraj, Shreenivas, Narayana, Pandu, Srinidhi, Arjuna
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/64556
Working Paper
Building women smallholder farmers adaptive capacities : a pathway to enhancing women’s resilience to climate change in Uganda – baseline report
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Boonabaana, Brenda, Joab, Agaba Ezra, Kavuma, Susan Namirembe, Kyoheirwe, Florence Muhanguzi, Muheebwa, Adeline Rwashana
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/64599
Journal Article
An Ethnographic Reflection of Encountering Climate Change in Lhuentse
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Year:
2025
Authors:
KInley Dorji
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/64532
Media Article
Curtailing flash flood impacts on vulnerable communities in data scarce regions through the utilization of digital innovation
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Dyer, Ellen, Lakew, Haileyesus Belay, Lino, Oscar, Taye, Meron Teferi
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/65134
Case Study
Building women smallholder farmers adaptive capacities : a pathway to enhancing women’s resilience to climate change in Uganda
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Year:
2025
Authors:
Boonabaana, Brenda, Ezra, Agaba Joab, Kavuma, Susan N., Kyoheirwe, Florence Muhanguzi, Muheebwa, Adeline Rwashana
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https://hdl.handle.net/10625/65073

What is CLARE?

Recent Updates

Strengthening teamwork, Engagement, and Problem-Solving Skills across the Benin Health Project

Our Lives, Our Homes: Community Voices Press for Climate-Resilient Action in Bandani and Nyalenda A

Blending Tradition and Science for Disaster Warnings: Why Community Knowledge is Crucial for Early Warning Systems

Reflections from ClimateREEFS at Adaptation Futures 2025, Christchurch, New Zealand

Anticipatory Action in River Flooding Risk Management in Nigeria: Why This Research Matters for REBUMAA

Key learnings from the first in-person Tuwe Pamoja meeting

Recent Outputs

Functional GEE algorithm capable of processing and assessing satellite imagery products for accurate mapping of frequently flooded areas during flash flood events in Lodwar Town

Using political settlement analysis to explain Tanzania’s changing public participation agenda in water governance

Building climate resilient cities

Innovating to tackle water scarcity in a changing climate

Building women smallholder farmers’ empowerment and adaptive capacities : a pathway to enhancing women’s resilience to climate change in Uganda – qualitative baseline report

Community hydrology training : second training session, Raichur – summary report

Building women smallholder farmers adaptive capacities : a pathway to enhancing women’s resilience to climate change in Uganda – baseline report

An Ethnographic Reflection of Encountering Climate Change in Lhuentse

Curtailing flash flood impacts on vulnerable communities in data scarce regions through the utilization of digital innovation

Building women smallholder farmers adaptive capacities : a pathway to enhancing women’s resilience to climate change in Uganda