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FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Earlier expectations for record 2022 wheat output unmet due to heatwave in northwestern parts of the country Cereal exports in 2021/22 marketing year estimated at record level...

Extreme heat which gripped large parts of India and Pakistan was made 30 times more likely because of climate change, according to a new rapid attribution study by climate scientists. The heat was...

Project Number: 51325-001 January 2022 BUILDING RESILIENCE OF THE URBAN POOR: Using Climate Change and Disaster Risk Information in Designing Pro-poor Investments in Community Infrastructure Prepared...

DELHI/DHAKA, 23 May 2022 – Children across India and Bangladesh have seen their homes, schools and livelihoods washed away by days of heavy pre-monsoon rains and flooding as extreme weather events in...

Technical summary. Details on the attribution system in Christidis (2021). Nikolaos Christidis, May 2022. A real-time attribution study was conducted during the heatwave that affected large parts of...

Summary The catastrophe caused by the severe heatwave in Cholistan impacted the water reservoirs, vegetation and livestock badly. Due to abnormal increases in daily maximum temperature, heat stress...

New report: Climate change could see London and other world cities run out of water As a heatwave heads to the UK, and Indian cities battle with record temperatures, a new report from Christian Aid...

Responding to this week's heatwave in India and the fifth heatwave in Delhi since March, Sudarshan Suchi, CEO of Save the Children India, said: "This week has seen children and families across India...

Extreme heat has once again gripped large parts of India and Pakistan, impacting hundreds of millions of people in one of the most densely populated parts of the world. The national meteorological...

This year, India and Pakistan have recorded their warmest ever March and April. The pre-monsoon period in South Asia is usually marked with excessively high temperatures, especially in May but early...