Publications
Disaster Risk Reduction in the post-tsunami context
The Indian Ocean tsunami of 26th December 2004 was a disaster of unprecedented magnitude. Across the 12 affected countries in Asia and Africa, more than 230,000 people were reported dead or missing

ActionAid’s Brand Guidelines – Part 2
Our identity provides us with effective tools with which to communicate to our many audiences. As everything we do speaks about us and what we stand for, it is essential that our identity is
ActionAid’s Brand Guidelines – Part 3
Our identity provides us with effective tools with which to communicate to our many audiences.
As everything we do speaks about us and what we stand for, it is essential that our identity is
ActionAid’s Brand Guidelines – Part 1
Our identity provides us with effective tools with which to communicate to our many audiences. As everything we do speaks about us and what we stand for, it is essential that our identity is
Unjust waters - climate change, flooding and the protection of poor urban communities
This report uses participatory techniques to investigate the impacts of climate change and urban flooding on populations in six major cities across Africa – Nairobi (Kenya), Kampala (Uganda), Lagos
From Hearing to Listening: Critical Story of Change
Development agencies tend to focus on the aspects of social change that affect people in the South. However, much of ActionAid’s work on creating a space and voice for the poor takes place in the

Education Action 21
This edition of Education Action addresses some of the key challenges confronted by the international education sector in the run-up to the publication of the mid-term review of the Education For All
Climate change, urban flooding and the rights of the urban poor in Africa
This report examines the impact of climate change on urban communities in six African cities, and looks at how people are coping with and adapting to increasingly frequent and severe episodes of
Climate Change and Smallholder Farmers in Malawi: Understanding poor people's experiences in climate change adaptation
Southern Africa is one of the regions estimated to be most at risk from climate change. While policy responses to global warming have been mainly driven by debates among scientists, the insights of