From Humanitarian DRR practitioner to IPCC Lead Author. I couldn’t be prouder to co-lead a chapter at the core of my experience: adaptation in the context of poverty, livelihoods, mobility, and fragility. Wonderful to be part of this with incredible people from all over the world!

My last 10 years at the Climate Centre www.linkedin.com/posts/catali...

Thanks to @laramani14.bsky.social, @catalinajaime.bsky.social and Ruth Richardson at @asranetwork.org for speaking to me about their amazing work at the Currents of Change symposium earlier this summer. Lots of useful food for thought for us at @una-uk.bsky.social.

We conducted this analysis to highlight the severe climate risks threatening millions of people living in the most precarious conditions after being forcibly displaced by conflict and disasters. Climate Action is urgently needed for these communities! www.linkedin.com/posts/red-cr...

Two funded PhD opportunities @uclwrc.bsky.social on Reducing uncertainty in climate risk perception to enhance resilience, & Integrating weather & climate data to design effective, people-centred wildfire EWS in Latin America with @PracticalAction. Deadline 13th Jan👇 www.ucl.ac.uk/risk-disaste...

Top book recommendation for humanitarian workers (and any human)!! We need a lot of this for humanitarian action to flourish and to be fit for purpose under our changing climate. Thanks Hugo Slim for the lovely dedication and acknowledgement, it means a lot!

It’s over 1,000km from Berlin to Paris There’s now a direct daytime train between them, that takes 8 hours and costs just €59. Leave at 10am, arrive 6pm. And… it’s just 1% the carbon emissions of the equivalent flight www.euronews.com/travel/2024/...

Check out our new paper: @openstreetmap.bsky.social as a piece of the puzzle for impact-based forecasting in conflict-affected areas www.frontiersin.org/journals/cli... Off the grid: utilizing OpenStreetMap for early warning and early action in conflict settings in Sudan

We made this video as a tribute to our dear Pablo Suarez. Embracing complexity, moving from the comfort zone to where magic happens 🪄✨ vimeo.com/1022926261 Thanks to Regie Gibson, Daniel Stephens, Tesse de Bóer and Kasia Murphy from the Accelerator for Systemic Risk Assessment.

Impressive boutique conference by the Estonian Refugee Council. Together with Christina Bennett CEO of Star Network, we discuss the complexity of anticipating crisis in conflict settings. Stay tuned for a tool kit to support practitioners to design Anticipatory Action systems in conflict settings.

@ICRC vice president says: the human suffering in conflict settings will worsen if we don't act NOW with targeted climate action. At the Climate Centre we are very proud of supporting ICRC delegations to integrate climate risks in their operations #cop29

Adenike Oladosu sharing insights of the compound impacts that conflict and climate have in education in Nigeria! Check out this important report from education cannot wait ⤵️ protectingeducation.org/publication/...

Starting now! So excited to join this wonderful group of people to discuss a very important topic! Women confronting Loads and Damage in FVC contexts #cop29

Join us in person and online to explore how to move from the comfort zone to the magic zone 🌈 THAT zone that will make early warning and early action possible even in places where war and climate collide! 16th Nov. 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. Baku time - ODI Pavellion #COP29 (help me to disseminate 😉)

On my way to #COP29 reflecting about our work on climate & conflict and the powerful use of storylines to understand uncertainty for the decisions we need to make NOW! Our methodology was developed by a special team full of passion & commitment to humanity www.climatecentre.org/wp-content/u...