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Cambodia developing new climate-based disaster risk reduction strategy
Cambodia currently sits as one of the world’s most vulnerable countries to the...
Agricultural resilience must be top priority for MENA region, highlights new report
A new discussion paper published by ICARDA and the CGIAR Research Program on Climate...
DFID launch new satellite programme to protect millions of farmers in Africa
The UK Department for International Development (DFID) is using new early-warning...
Nuclear technology is key to achieving SDGs, says FAO
According to Maria Helena Semedo, Deputy Director-General of Food and Agriculture...
New technology empowers women farmers in India
Since its inception almost a decade ago, JEEVIKA, a World Bank program that supports...
Agricultural innovation key to solving food security challenges, urges FAO
At a recent Symposium, Director-General of UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO),...
10-year Climate Smart Agriculture Implementation Framework launched in Kenya
The Government of Kenya, in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organisation...
The future of permaculture, a sustainable way to grow
In a Huffington Post article, author John Vidal examines the garden and agricultural...
Tanzania establishes a National Framework for Climate Services
The United Republic of Tanzania has launched a National Framework for Climate Services,...
Smallholder farmers set to benefit from new agreement between African Union and Copernicus Programme
The African Union has signed a deal with the European Commission’s Copernicus...
Private sector partnerships key to sustainable agriculture, highlights IFPRI
A significant increase in investment is needed to lift millions of rural people out...
Zimbabwe announces new climate change policies focusing on resilience and emissions
Zimbabwe has announced three new climate change policies with the aim of making the...
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