Transforming lives and landscapes with trees
Transforming lives and landscapes with trees
Researchers in Viet Nam have identified a gap between statutory rights...
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Researchers in Viet Nam have identified a gap between statutory rights from legally allocated forests and informal customary rights for community forest management According to a research team from Hue University of Agriculture and Forestry and the...
Farmers’ participation in research will increase their ownership...
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Farmers’ participation in research will increase their ownership of results and motivation to change their agricultural system for long-term benefits, according to researchers in Viet Nam Farmers working with scientists in three provinces in Northwest Viet Nam...
We need to change our attitude to soil, writes Rita Sharma, World...
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The first of the World Bank’s new Dedicate Grant Mechanism (DGM)...
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More than 9 million indigenous trees will be planted in the Philippines...
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The art of writing is the art of discovering what you believe Gustave...
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The art of writing is the art of discovering what you believe Gustave Flaubert ‘There are many ways of telling stories to many different audiences or readers’, said Robert Finlayson, regional communications specialist, at a CGIAR Research...
In West Africa, the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) has set up a...
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Every time a baby girl is born in the village of Piplantri in Rajasthan...
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To meet the growing demand for sustainably sourced paper and office...
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Dr. Margaret Kroma, ICRAF’s Assistant Director General for Partnerships...
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From 2008 to 2012, under the Rewards for, Use of, and Shared Investment...
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Do farmers recognize the ecosystem services provided by trees? If so,...
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Everyone with an interest in a watershed has to be involved for its...
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Everyone with an interest in a watershed has to be involved for its protection to be effective. Deceptively simple, this finding from the Philippines is now being globally promoted by the International Fund for Agricultural Development From...
Efforts by rich countries to combat climate change by funding...
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An article on SciDev.Net advocates for promoting soil health to help...
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Policy makers and researchers in Nepal are increasingly interested in...
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A consultation workshop was jointly organized by the Ministry of...
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The University of East Anglia is developing an online course on...
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The University of East Anglia is developing an online course on Environmental Justice, taught by Prof Thomas Sikor. Interested parties can sign up for free on Futurelearn. The first course starts on 30 March 2015. As the world develops, it is facing increasing...
A new study recommends shade-grown cocoa agroforestry systems to...
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A Consortium of Industrial Agroforestry has been launched in India...
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A new research facility in Kenya will more cost-effectively measure...
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The impact of declining soil fertility in sub-Saharan Africa and what...
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21 March was International Day of Forests. The theme this year, chosen...
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Notwithstanding the relatively impressive rates of economic growth in...
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Native Ficus trees are being increasingly felled in the Mandya district...
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Africa’s first water fund has been launched in Kenya with the aim of...
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Farmers in Chongwe, Zambia are reverting to traditional knowledge and ‘...
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A recent knowledge exchange has transferred lessons from Brazil to...
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The International Trade Centre (ITC) believes there is a link between...
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