The Landscapes for People, Food and Nature in Africa ...
read moreMartyrs of Uganda children’s home in Machakos County was the recipient...
read moreDevelopment of the risk assessment tool in the DGIS project that seeks...
read more“The East Southern Africa (ESAf) strategy presents a clear roadmap that...
read moreThe separation of farms and forests in policy is proving detrimental to...
read moreConservation agriculture is being promoted in Kasungu, central Malawi...
read moreAgroforestry, and sustainable forest management and restoration,...
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Agroforestry, and sustainable forest management and restoration, promise hope for world’s threatened drylands. “We treat dryland trees as if they were inferior to rainforest trees,” claimed Lars Laestadius of the World Resources Institute, at a packed event taking...
To build farmers’ capacity and encourage the development of farmer-...
read moreDalam rangka meningkatkan kapasitas petani dan memfasilitasi...
read moreAs an important step in sharing experiences and methods, The World...
read moreAs Conservation Agriculture (CA) is being promoted in the wake of...
read moreAs part of its 40th anniversary celebrations, the journal Landscape and...
read moreThe practice of Evergreen Agriculture, essentially integrating trees...
read moreJune 25 2014How will African farmers deal with climate change? Can we...
read moreAn article on the website of The University of Sheffield describes the...
read moreThe 2014 State of the World’s Forests report outlines how forests and...
read moreThe ‘Alliance for 1 Million’ reforestation project in Panama aims to...
read moreThe unique mango heritage of the Indian state of Odisha is being...
read moreTypos aside, this is the theme of the 22nd Committee on Forestry (COFO...
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Typos aside, this is the theme of the 22nd Committee on Forestry (COFO) 2014 currently being held at FAO, 23-27June 2014. Officially entitled “Forests and People: Wood and Beyond,” COFO 22 is aimed at reviewing the state of...
Conservation agriculture with trees combines the best of Conservation...
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Conservation agriculture with trees combines the best of Conservation Agriculture with the best of Agroforestry to offer many benefits to landscapes and livelihoods. But its uptake is restricted by policy, cultural and technical issues, to name some factors....
Clutching her certificate, Hélène Kla Amenan was all smiles at her...
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Clutching her certificate, Hélène Kla Amenan was all smiles at her graduation ceremony on 23 May 2014. After a seven-week intensive training, Hélène was now equipped with the skills to set up a Cocoa Village Centre in her village....
The 2014 World Food Prize winner is Sanjaya Rajaram, a wheat breeder...
read more“Now more than ever, innovative research on sustainable agriculture is...
read moreParticipants at a global event to mark the World Day to Combat...
read moreReducing greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and forest...
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Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and forest degradation was thought to be a quick way to slow global warming. But after ten years of testing the international REDD framework, scientists express their doubts in three new publications,...
“Land degradation is emerging as one of the major global environmental...
read moreOn 17 June, the World Day to Combat Desertification, developed...
read moreIf the scientists themselves cannot work out what a landscape is, what...
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If the scientists themselves cannot work out what a landscape is, what hope do businesses have? Well, quite a lot, actually. In fact, there are many examples of big business engaging with local actors on a landscape scale,...
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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