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Hans-Holger Rogner, Hans Holger Rogner, Nuclear Planning Expert at The International Atomic Energy Agency speaking to OneClimate at the UNFCCC COP17 Climate Talks currently taking place in Durban, South AfricaFollow the talks live - http://www.oneworldgroup.org/durban

Jazmin Burgess, Climate Change Policy and Research Officer at UNICEF UK, talking to OneClimate at the United Nations COP17 Climate talks taking place in Durban, South Africa.Follow the talks live - http://www.oneworldgroup.org/durban

Louise Hand, Ambassador for Climate Change and Lead Negotiator for the Australian Delegation, talking to Clancy Moore of The Adopt a Negotiator Project at The United Nations COP17 Climate Talks in Durban, South Africa.

Fossil of the Day - Day 2 almost live from the United Nations COP17 Climate Talks currently taking place in Durban, South Africa.Follow the talks live at http://oneworldgroup.org/durban

Tom Goldtooth talking to OneClimate at COP17 in Durban

Song, dance, and testimonials filled the air today outside the COP17 UN Climate Talks in Durban as 500 women from rural areas around Southern Africa joined the Occupy COP17 movement. They implored negotiators inside to have the courage to act boldly.

In November 2010, a presidential election in Cote d’Ivoire led to a wave of violence between supporters of incumbent president Laurent Gbagbo and the internationally recognized winner of the poll, Alassane Ouattara. Gbagbo was eventually arrested and Ouattara was inaugurated as president on May 21, 2011. Although armed conflict and human rights abuses have subsided, Ouattara's new government faces the monumental tasks of rebuilding Côte d'Ivoire's devastated economy, delivering justice in a way that satisfies all citizens, and fostering lasting peace in a deeply divided country still awash with arms.http://www.irinnews.org/film/?id=4710

In Madagascar, an estimated 65 percent of the population of 19 million live on little more than US$1 a day and the country has long been plagued by political crises. Climate change adds insult to injury. Farther south, communities are under siege from the relentless march of sand; dunes sweep in on the wind and claim the void left by farmland choked dry by years of drought. In villages such as Androka, the sand and floods have forced hundreds of people to flee. Some have taken refuge in new towns, but remain hostage to the ravages of climate. Just outside New Androka, a farmer sweats over the rather pathetic looking maize crop that he has managed to coax out of the sand.

Tackling climate change and tackling poverty and the great challenges of our time. Integrated solutions offer our best hope, but where to start? The Climate & Development Knowledge Network talks to experts and practitioners about how they are framing the solutions.

Sou Southevy is a 70-year-old transgender sex worker who has been working the streets of the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh since he was thrown out of home by his parents at just 14 years old. Through the worst ravages of the Khmer Rouge regime and since, Sou has been subjected to terrible discrimination and at times violence, and in the absence of any support groups working with transgender and gay men, he decided to start one himself.

OneWorld caught up with Imran Khan at the World Economic Forum taking place in Davos, Switzerland. We asked him about the relation between religion and politics, particularly in Parkistan. http://www.oneworldgroup.org

very year millions of school children in Bangladesh miss countless school days when their schools are flooded. But now a local NGO has come up with a simple solution – building schools that float. (July 2009)

CDKN speaks with Indi McLymont-Lafayette, Regional Director, of Community, Media & Environment.Panos Caribbean. Indi discusses the impacts of climate change in Jamaica and the role of Panos to communicate development issues and the knowledge gaps in the region.

The world famous fossil of the day returns for the UNFCCC COP16 Climate Talks taking place in Cancun, Mexico. OneClimate will be broadcasting live from the talks - you can take part here - http://www.oneclimate.net/cancun

La Via Campesina March for Climate Justice during the COP16 Climate Summit taking place in Cancun, Mexico http://www.oneclimate.net/cancun