Floating gardens enable crops to be grown during floods and in areas where land is limited or unstable and liable to change, such as the char lands in Bangladesh. The link below is to a technical brief produced by Practical Answers, the technical advice service of Practical Action, which explains how to construct a floating garden and their uses.
We know that participation of communities is both more effective, sustainable and fair… so why is it so difficult to make it happen? How can we start to address these challenges?
a) What is the role of grassroots organisations in advancing climate adaptation? How are they distinct from other local stakeholders?
Registration for the 14th International Conference on Community-based Adaptation to Climate Change (CBA14) is open. We’re delighted that the CBA14 online event will be from 21-25 September 2020.
How can technology be used to bring about adaptation at scale – either across a sector, in a region or nationally?
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