The Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre’s Storylines Development: Learning from practice

4th Climate Resilience webinar with Renate Meyer

During the 4th  Climate Resilience in Diverse African Contexts webinar on 11 November 2026, Renate Meyer will discuss the Red Cross Climate Centre's storylines approach.

Speaker
Renate Meyer
Date
Wednesday 11 Nov 2026, 11:00 - 12:00
Type
Webinar
Spoken Language
English
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Red Cross Climate Centre storylines workshop in Maputo

The storylines approach is used and developed in many ways across organizations and research fields. In this webinar, Renate Meyer will share the experiences the Red Cross/Red Crescent has of the practical application and contextual development of this approach. 

She will concentrate on REPRESA – a CLARE-funded project which aims to support climate resilience to tropical cyclones in three case study countries. Through the living labs Red Cross/Red Crescent coproduced storylines with in-country partners. 

Renate Meyer

About the speaker

Renate Meyer works with the Conflict and Climate team of the Red Cross/Red Crescent Climate Centre.

She has a Masters in Public and Environmental Health, and over 15 years of work experience in research at the intersection of memory/lived experience, displacement and rights based adaptation approaches. Renate is also the Focal Point for Southern Africa.

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Co-Creating Knowledge∞Action Networks

This is the third webinar organized by the Climate Resilience in Diverse African Contexts: Co-Creating Knowledge∞Action Networks (Climares) research project.

Climares is a consortium of 7 African, 7 Dutch universities and societal partners that works with dozens of researchers and actors in Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique, Morocco, Senegal and Uganda to investigate and address climate threats for at-risk populations in a range of governance and socioeconomic contexts in these countries.

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