Fellowship Interview with Lameck Kachena
The following interview is the fifth in the series of seven blogs with the Accountable Adaptation Fellows about their research and fellowship experience.
Fellowship Interview with Simbarashe Kanyimo
The following interview is the fourth in the series of seven blogs with the Accountable Adaptation Fellows about their research and fellowship experience.
How does the monitoring and evaluation of an international project work in practice? Field Reflections from Nepal’s Churia Region
In December 2025 Susmita Puri and Biraj Adhikari conducted fieldwork on how the M&E of a Green Climate Fund project is working in practice. This blog is their reflections from that trip.
Fellowship Interview with Danley Colecraft Aidoo.
The following interview is the first in the series of seven blogs with the Accountable Adaptation Fellows about their research and fellowship experience.
Reflections from scoping work in Kenya
Accountable Adaptation Research Fellow and BIEA Researcher Benard Musembi reflects on the initial stages of fieldwork in Kenya as he visits counties to discuss their approaches to monitoring and evaluation adaptation.
Fellowship Interview with Merham Mohamed Hosny Anwar Keleg
The following interview is the second in the series of seven blogs with the Accountable Adaptation Fellows about their research and fellowship experience.
Fellowship Interview with Franklin Pyokpung Zaure
The following interview is the second in the series of seven blogs with the Accountable Adaptation Fellows about their research and fellowship experience.
Experts and practitioners convene in London
We convened a symposium in London 9-10 September to advance conversations on the politics of adaptation measurement with researchers and practitioners.
Research fellows from across Africa gather in Nairobi to advance accountability in adaptation
Accountable Adaptation and ARIN host a write-shop in Nairobi, brinigng together researchers from across six African countries to advance accountability in adaptation.
Launch of new research grants programme with Africa Research and Impact Network
Accountable Adaptation is running a mini-grants programme for researchers from the Global South to improve accountability for adaptation in Africa. This research is being led by seven fellows across different African countries.
UN climate talks face a credibility crisis as countries disengage
In Baku, Azerbaijan, the so-called “finance-Cop” was a disappointment. Now, the UN’s framework convention on climate change (UNFCCC) is facing a credibility crisis.
Collaborating to develop a game playing with time
We colloborated with two UKRI projects drawing on archaeology and electrical engineering to develop a game about adaptation decision-making and time.
“Please go to your breakout room”: researching negotiations through hybrid and digital spaces
This blog explores the content of a poster created for the Royal Geographical Society Conference in August 2024.
Fostering accountability: insights from civil society in Nepal
With its diverse landscapes and vulnerability to climate risks, Nepal stands at the forefront of adaptation action. This blog reflects on a roundtable discussion on the importance of accountability in adaptation in Nepal.
Including local voices in assessing adaptation finance: testing a scorecard approach
Finance is central to international agreements on climate change but there is a gap in making sure funds meet those mot affected. This blog reflects on alternative tools for building local accountability.
Watching climate politics
Climate politics is seen in the media through big annual meetings around the world. But there is a quieter side to negotiating climate change. What can we learn from conducting digital ethnography of these processes?
COP28: we need more accountability in adaptation
After early progress on the loss and damage fund and announcements on energy and health from COP 28 in Dubai, attention in the corridors in week 2 is turning to adapting to the impacts of climate change.
COP28 agreement on adapting to climate change kicks the real challenge down the road
The world is rapidly running out of time to limit temperatures to this level – a crucial threshold for many communities living in low-lying islands and delicate ecosystems such as coral reefs.
Can we change our future through performance?
The findings around extreme heat are for a collaboration between our research programme on the role of knowledge in adapting to climate change, and the Wise Ram Theatre.