World Business Broadcast reports that Swedishoutdoor equipment company...
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read moreThe interests of women farmers in Nigeria will gain extra attention...
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read moreIn launching his new book, past director of research at the World...
read moreNairobi, 7 September 2012 The world needs more food for its growing...
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Nairobi, 7 September 2012 The world needs more food for its growing population and smallholding farmers produce most of it in the developing world. But smallholders, who are often poor, find it difficult to produce more food if...
Trees that have been central to the lives of African people for...
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Trees that have been central to the lives of African people for centuries can now be widely grown on farms throughout the tropics and sub-tropics, and they can bring prosperity to the poor while helping diminish long-term environmental...
Reuters, Planet Ark, the Huffington Post, China Post and Gulf News are...
read moreA mining company in the Philippines is undertaking a Livelihood...
read moreThe World Agroforestry Centre and partners are organising a forum to...
read moreLandmark survey finds adaptation to climate change taking root on small...
read moreFarming trees is proving a profitable retirement activity for former...
read moreA letter in the Guardian Weekly by Brian Sims from the UK outlines how...
read moreThe Ecologist reports on how escalating agricultural development in...
read moreIn an article in the Business Mirror discussing threats to the rare and...
read moreOn September 15 2012, thousands of citizens from more than 30...
read moreIndia’s paper industry is counting on agroforestry to meet a rising...
read moreAn article on Reuters AlertNet looks at how two women farmers in Kenya’...
read moreWork to increase production of njansang by the World Agroforestry...
read moreNew fund to invest in agroforestry Generating wealth through...
read morePractices such as agroforestry, which can increase farmer incomes and...
read more"Trees provide not only ecological resilience but also cash income,...
read moreReporting on its activities during 2011, the UN International Year of...
read moreRubber smallholdings, where rubber trees are grown alongside various...
read moreCombining text, videos, didactics diagrams and photos, the practices of...
read moreWorld Agroforestry Centre researchers and partners will gather in...
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read moreBy Robert Finlayson The residents of Cam My commune in Central Vietnam...
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By Robert Finlayson The residents of Cam My commune in Central Vietnam describe their locality as “a pan of fire in the hot season and a sink of water in the wet season”, owing to its highly unpredictable...
Nature provides numerous life-supporting services whose true economic...
read moreWorld Agroforestry (ICRAF) is a centre of science and development excellence that harnesses the benefits of trees for people and the environment. Leveraging the world’s largest repository of agroforestry science and information, we develop knowledge practices, from farmers’ fields to the global sphere, to ensure food security and environmental sustainability...read more
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