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Transformations Online Issue 28

The end of year is upon us, but not before we bring you up to date on recent developments in agroforestry from our many corners of the developing world.

Transformations Online Issue 27

A new article by World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) scientists and partners deals with the huge but largely unsung contribution of trees on farms to global and national carbon budgets. Writing in the journal Nature, the auth

Mbarali, Tanzania,Prioritization Workshop Report 2016

Solwezi, Zambia Prioritization Workshop Report 2016

Ziway, Ethiopia Prioritization Workshop Report 2016

Rainwater Harvesting Technologies in BMP Project sites

Kenya is able to feed herself. However the key cause of food insecurity is over-reliance on erratic rainfall. Over 80% of Kenya`s landmass is classified as Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALS) and is prone to drought. A sustainable livelihood in the region is threatened by climate change.

A brighter future for cocoa farmers

How Côte d’Ivoire’s Vision for Change programme is raising productivity and improving rural livelihoods. ICRAF Trees for Change no. 13

Rainwater harvesting in Somalia

Rainwater Association of Somalia (RAAS) is one of the associated partners of the ICRAF/IGAD project funded by EU through IGAD assigned to facilitate and support the implementation of project; rainwater harvesting program for re-greening the environment.

Awareness creation among local Community Members on the Kenya Wildlife Conservation and Management ACT (WCMA 2013)

The Wildlife Conservation and Management Act, 2013 is an Act of Parliament enacted in 2014.

Training on Quantum Geographical Information System (QGIS) for the Kenya-Somalia IGAD Biodiversity Management Program (BMP)

The World Agroforestry (ICRAF), the lead organization in the BMP project organized a two-week training on Quantum Geographical Information System (QGIS) from the 24 April to 6 May 2016, with an objective to;

Farmer to Farmer tour

BMP project target to support the training of at least 500 farmers on improved integrated soil and water resource management including rain water harvesting (RWH) techniques for sustainable availability of water to livestock, humans and crop as well as drainage.

REPORT OF THE CROSS BORDER STUDY TOUR TO NORTHERN RANGELANDS TRUST CONSERVANCIES-ISIOLO-KENYA

ICRAF facilitated delegation from Somalia and Kenya to visit NRT and it conservancies to enhance their capacity in collaborative biodiversity management.

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