Food security is arguably the most serious issue facing the planet...
read moreFor Kenya’s James Ochola, farming has been his business since he...
read moreFood security is arguably the most serious issue facing the planet....
read moreFor Wilson Mosbei, a dairy farmer in Nandi Country, western Kenya,...
read moreBy modifying traditional farming practices and incorporating...
read moreCreating a climate-smart agriculture network for East Africa that will...
read more“Solving the world's looming food crisis will require big investments...
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The chair of Mae Win sub-district administrative office senate in Thailand is also an agroforester and eco-tourism operator who supports rewarding local people who protect their environment By Robert Finlayson ‘Having a variety of plants in...
At a workshop on the principles and mechanisms for payments for...
read moreAt the start of the month of September, the situation in the upstream...
read moreBanyuasin district is one of the LAMA-I project sites in South Sumatera...
read moreA recent seminar has attempted to better understand the landscape...
read more“The wide application of agroecological practices such as agroforestry...
read moreOn international coffee day – 29 September – the Business Environment...
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Protecting 500 million farmers from climate change while increasing agricultural productivity and reducing carbon emissions is the goal of the newly launched Global Alliance for Climate-Smart Agriculture. The alliance was launched on 24 September 2014 by the Prime...
Indonesia’s spatial planning law prescribes 30% of land needs to be set...
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Indonesia’s spatial planning law prescribes 30% of land needs to be set aside as forest for watershed functions. But this number was originally based on melting snow in Europe. Will it lead to healthy watersheds in the tropics?...
An article in The Nation tells the story of farmer, Moses Shonga who...
read moreTo raise awareness about ‘hidden hunger’, pomegranate trees will be...
read moreAn article in the Guardian Professional outlines how providing...
read moreAgriculture, livestock, forestry, fisheries, landscapes and food...
read moreWith an intensified use of better farm inputs, yields short up while at...
read moreIndonesia’s spatial planning law prescribes 30% of land needs to be set...
read moreProtecting 500 million farmers from climate change while increasing...
read moreAn estimated 500 million smallholder farmers in the developing world...
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An estimated 500 million smallholder farmers in the developing world produce the majority of food for the earth’s public citizens. Yet these farmers are not in the public sector; rather, they are part of the private sector—like private...
Kabupaten Banyuasin merupakan salah satu lokasi Proyek LAMA-I di...
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Does the presence of trees buffer annual food crops from climate variability? Are trees in agricultural landscapes a relevant part of climate change adaptation strategies? van Noordwijk et al review these hypotheses in a chapter entitled Agroforestry solutions...
Memasuki bulan September, daerah hulu Sungai Konaweha di Sulawesi...
read moreSebagai lanjutan dari serangkaian program komponen lingkungan AgFor...
read more24 September 2014 saw a high powered event at the UN on the “...
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24 September 2014 saw a high powered event at the UN on the “Transformative Potential of REDD+: a Global Legacy in the Making”. Keynote speakers included the President of Indonesia, H.E. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. Indonesia embarked on...
As the UN Climate Week is underway, leaders around the world are...
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As the UN Climate Week is underway, leaders around the world are deliberating on concrete actions leading to a new climate change agreement to be unveiled in 2015. Among events lined up was the launch of the Global...
World 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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