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How extreme heat determines diets in rural India
Extreme heat damages crops and increases the number of strongly undernourished households in terms of calories, iron, and other nutrients. While some households cope by buying food grown elsewhere, the poorest remain highly vulnerable.
Macroeconomics and climate change
Climate change poses severe and unequal economic risks, especially for developing countries – where evidence gaps in mitigation, adaptation, and labour transitions highlight urgent research and policy priorities.
How competition between villages helped divided communities in Indonesia
Competing for development grants helped divided communities in Indonesia work together – and fight less.
