A partnership network which aims to find a balance between forest...
read moreThe 2nd European Agroforestry Conference will focus on recent advances...
read moreRepresentatives from 9 Asian countries have met to discuss Payments for...
read moreJamaican farmers are being assisted to improve their farming techniques...
read morePlans are underway to significantly expand coffee, cacao and rubber...
read moreNearly every rural homestead in western Kenya has some fruit trees. And...
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Nearly every rural homestead in western Kenya has some fruit trees. And even though they pay very little attention to these trees, the villagers here know the trees are crucial cushions against hunger. “In all the years I...
Training in sustainable land management and climate change in Gambia...
read moreA vision to expand coffee production in the Philippines under...
read moreAchieving the right to food will require India to redouble its efforts...
read moreThe efforts of one community in the Bolivian Andes to become resilient...
read moreSeveral avenues available for social media enthusiasts to contribute to...
read moreReplacing eucalyptus trees with indigenous species in agroforestry...
read moreTwo new tools aimed at reversing degradation and deforestation are...
read moreKnowledge of the positive financial, environmental and social impacts...
read moreThe World Agroforestry Centre and the Viet Nam Academy of Forest...
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The World Agroforestry Centre and the Viet Nam Academy of Forest Sciences have signed a formal agreement to work more closely together on agroforestry research, says Robert Finlayson On 16 December 2013 in the offices of the...
The Forestry Research and Development Agency of the Ministry of...
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The Forestry Research and Development Agency of the Ministry of Forestry, Republic of Indonesia, launched the English-language version of its National Strategy for Agroforestry Research in Jakarta, says Robert Finlayson The Forestry Research and Development Agency (FORDA) celebrated its 100th...
'Forests for Food Security and Nutrition’ is the theme of the 2013...
read moreIn Copán, Honduras, a small grass-roots agroforestry project is...
read moreFarmers in Honduras who practice ‘Quesungual’ agroforestry have been...
read moreby Patrick Worms Every single day, millions of land users around the...
read moreby Patrick Worms Every single day, millions of land users around the world take decisions that will eventually threaten them, their children, their neighbours and millions of strangers around the world with poverty, destitution and death by starvation,...
Governments and communities are finding it easier to work together to...
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Governments and communities are finding it easier to work together to create a sustainable, climate-friendly Southeast Asia thanks to a suite of ‘tools’ that support negotiations over land use, says Robert Finlayson This year, 2013, the World Agroforestry...
Myanmar is opening to the world and its agricultural systems are...
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Myanmar is opening to the world and its agricultural systems are beginning to feel the pressure. World Agroforestry Centre scientists will soon start helping farmers with agroforestry, says Cathy Watson Helping farmers to find alternatives to shifting...
A new book that outlines the Southeast Asia’s research history of the...
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A new book that outlines the Southeast Asia’s research history of the last 20 years and showcases each country’s research highlights of the last two years, has been published as part of the Centre’s anniversary celebrations, says Robert...
To commemorate the Southeast Asia program’s 20th anniversary, the...
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To commemorate the Southeast Asia program’s 20th anniversary, the headquarters in Indonesia shared stories and experience between staff and partners and launched three important books, says Robert Finlayson This year, 2013, the World Agroforestry Centre’s Southeast Asia...
Co-written by Todd Rosenstock and Kate Tully. Supplementing soils in...
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Co-written by Todd Rosenstock and Kate Tully. Supplementing soils in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) with nitrogen (N), an essential plant nutrient, through inorganic or organic fertilizers is essential for maintaining and increasing crop production, which is directly linked to...
Photos of volunteer farmer trainers in KenyaDairy farmers in East...
read moreA doubling in funding for the CGIAR is expected to lift 150 million...
read moreIn a speech to the president of the Philippines - primarily about...
read moreZimbabweans are being urged to plant fruit trees to reduce imports,...
read more“ICRAF Philippines is among our sources of good research, which is the...
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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