The United Nations Forum on Forests has highlighted the need to...
read moreThe World Bank’s Livelihood’s Support Project will help 200 community...
read moreBy John C. Weber and Carmen Sotelo Montes According to most climate...
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By John C. Weber and Carmen Sotelo Montes According to most climate forecasts, people in the West African Sahel— an arid to semi-arid belt stretching across northern Africa—can expect a hotter, drier and more variable climate this century....
An article in the Guardian’s Observer reports on how rising...
read moreThe World Agroforestry Centre has led the development of a review into...
read moreIreland’s The Journal carries an article discussing the importance of...
read moreTony Simons, the Director-General of the World Agroforestry Centre, is...
read moreThe Tripa peat swamp-forest in Indonesia is one of the few remaining...
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The Tripa peat swamp-forest in Indonesia is one of the few remaining Sumatran orangutan habitats but its situation is conflicted: it is designated as part of the Leuser Ecosystem Zone but also as ‘non-forest use’ and experiences persistent...
Nations need to be able to account for their carbon stock in order to...
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Nations need to be able to account for their carbon stock in order to know if they are reducing greenhouse gas emissions or not. Different techniques give different results, depending on the level of precision, and there are...
Finding solutions for a sustainable future is the aim of the Business...
read moreThe controversial issue of biodiversity protection in Human Modified...
read moreIndian farmers are being persuaded by the government to convert 5-10...
read moreThe creation of a cross-cutting goal on natural resources would be the...
read moreFarmers in Tigania west district on the slopes of Mount Kenya are...
read moreA new publication reviews experiences in Malawi with on-farm tree crops...
read moreSoil organic carbon can now be mapped with a simple technique using...
read moreWidespread cultivation of trees on farms can help overcome hypertension...
read moreStatement to the High-level Interactive Dialogue with the Heads of the...
read moreTechnical definitions of ‘forest’ and ‘agriculture’ have severely...
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Technical definitions of ‘forest’ and ‘agriculture’ have severely hampered efforts to protect forests, reduce carbon emissions and enhance food security. It’s time to think beyond these categories, says Meine van Noordwijk Anecdote has it that colonial foresters in...
A new set of tools, methodologies and case studies have been developed...
read moreAround 400,000 people in Mozambique will gain access to clean cooking...
read moreThe moringa tree can play an important role in mitigating climate...
read moreCommunities affected by the 2012 landslide in Uganda are rebuilding...
read more“Quite a lot,” say World Agroforestry Centre researchers.In a World...
read moreTo fully engage in market opportunities, smallholders in Sulawesi must...
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To fully engage in market opportunities, smallholders in Sulawesi must understand what traders and consumers really need and start growing what sells, instead of merely selling what grows. This is according to a paper published by Perdana and...
Over ten years ago when the poorest residents of Nairobi started making...
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Over ten years ago when the poorest residents of Nairobi started making briquettes out of charcoal dust, they were trying to solve an immediate household problem of unaffordable fuel. Today, their work is helping overcome some of Kenya’s...
Over ten years ago when the poorest residents of Nairobi started making...
read moreIt’s not easy selecting places for new agroforestry research sites when...
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It’s not easy selecting places for new agroforestry research sites when there are many agro-ecological and human factors involved, says Robert Finlayson Recently, I spent several days in the mountains of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, looking at possible...
It has been promoted in Kenya as a biofuel crop that can grow well...
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It has been promoted in Kenya as a biofuel crop that can grow well almost anywhere, but newly published research into yields from the jatropha tree across the country shows 79 per cent of farmers obtained just 0.1kg...
To increase productivity, farmers in Tanzania are being urged to...
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