The present report concerns the application of the CRiSTAL Tool in the San Pablo village, Department of San Marcos, Guatemala; in the framework of the Tacana II Project developed by IUCN with the support from the Embassy of the Netherlands in Guatemala.

This report presents the results of an application of the Climate and Disaster Risks Tool (CliDR), a modified version of CRiSTAL, in Gommier, Haiti.

This report presents the results of two applications of the Climate and Disaster Risks Tool (CliDR), a modified version of CRiSTAL, in Southern Honduras.

Intercooperation led a field test of CRiSTAL in conjunction with a sustainable hillside agriculture project being undertaken in northwestern Nicaragua.

Policy brief on the finding of the report "climate vulnerability and adaptive capacity in Ethiopia's Borana and Somali communities - Final Assessment Report".

This report presents the results of an application of the Climate and Disaster Risks Tool (CliDR), a modified version of CRiSTAL, in Guduru, Ethiopia.

This report provides a comparative analysis of the climate-related vulnerability and adaptive capacity of Borana and Somali pastoralist communities in Ethiopia, how they have changed over time and how they relate to climate change. The results of this analysis are intended to provide the Government of Ethiopia, civil society organizations and international donors a basis for improved development programming and advocacy.

As part of the Global Water Initiative, IUCN and CARE applied CRiSTAL in conjunction with CARE's Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Analysis (CVCA) in the Garissa district, Kenya, in the context of an Integrated Water Resources Management project.

Ce document s'inscrit dans le cadre d'une phase initiale du thème Changement Climatique dans la Délégation Intercooperation - Sahel au Mali. Des analyses ont été faites avec l'outil CRiSTAL dans la région de Ségou. L'application de CRiSTAL avait pour objectif d'analyser les risques et vulnérabilités au niveau local liés au changement climatique.

The first field test of CRiSTAL took place in Mali in September 2005. The tool was applied to an IUCN project focused on decentralization of flood and forest management in the Inner Niger Delta.

This report presents the results of an application of the Climate and Disaster Risks Tool (CliDR), a modified version of CRiSTAL, in Guidan Ider, Niger.

IUCN applied CRiSTAL in conjunction with CARE's Climate Vulnerability and Capacity Analysis (CVCA) as part of an Integrated Water Resources Management project in the Pangani River Basi in northern Tanzania. The project is part of the Global Water Initiative.

Intercooperation was supporting a sustainable livelihood project in Dodoma, Tanzania, which seeks to promote new income-generating activities in rural households. CRiSTAL was used with participants in this project as part of its third field test.

CRiSTAL was applied in four field project sites located in 3 agroecological zones of Zambia, as part of an IUCN climate change adaptation pilot project. The information collected with CRiSTAL was communicated to decision-makers to complete Zambia's NAPA. This pilot project led to a full-size IUCN climate change adaptation project in Eastern and Southern Africa, focusing on the role of forest and water resources in climate change adaptation.

As part of the UNITAR project called C3D+ (Capacity Development for Adaptation to Climate Change and GHG Mitigation and Non-Annex I Countries) , IISD applied CRiSTAL in Western Province, Zambia, in July 2009. The objectives were to improve the capacity of local non-governmental organisations and community-based organisations to gather local information on climate change vulnerability and adaptation and integrate this information into project design and management.

CRiSTAL was field tested as part of an IUCN integrated coastal ecosystem management project in the southwest region of Sri Lanka.