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CCAFS' Climate-Smart Villages nominated for the Billion Acts of Peace Hero Awards
News updates
Mixing ministries for building capacities
Blog post
Agriculture is destabilizing the Earth system, according to recent study
Blog post

In the news

Feb 26, 2018
AWD technology saves 30 percent water: experts | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
In the news

Feb 26, 2018
AWD technology saves 30 percent water: experts | Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha
In the news

Feb 26, 2018
Rice production to increase by ‘15pc at reduced cost’ | The Independent Bangladesh
Blog post

Feb 23, 2018
Setting an innovative vision for transforming agriculture and food security under climate variability and change in East Africa
News updates

Feb 22, 2018
Climate change is affecting grazing lands
Press release

Feb 21, 2018
How much is enough? Country mitigation targets for agriculture sector needed to meet 2 °C goal calculated for first time
Blog post

Feb 21, 2018
Getting to work on gender transformative climate services
In the news

Feb 20, 2018
Tanzania Sets Record in Potato Research, to Release Improved Varieties | AllAfrica and more
In the news

Feb 20, 2018
Tanzania sets record in potato research, to release improved | The Citizen
Blog post

Feb 20, 2018
Innovation platform for small farmers facing climate change
Research highlight

Feb 19, 2018
A recent paper delineates the Climate-Smart Village approach as an integrative strategy for scaling up adaptation options in agriculture
Blog post

Feb 17, 2018
Aburi botanical gardens to inspire the promotion of non-timber forest products for climate risk mitigation in Ghana
News updates

Feb 16, 2018
8 new projects join forces to scale climate-smart agriculture
News updates

Feb 16, 2018
Perceptions from the farm: farmer assessments of adopted climate-smart technologies and practices
News updates

Feb 14, 2018
Lushoto District Climate Change Learning Alliance reveals priorities for land restoration

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