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 - Under the “Training for all” programme, funded by the Government of Japan, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Ministry of ...read more

19/12/2018

 - Deep in the equatorial forest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Iyenze family grows fresh vegetables in their garden. Georgette, mother of eight, prepares ...read more

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 - Ngalula Kalombo, a widow and mother of three, returns from the Beya-Bwanga seed fair with a basket of maize and cowpea seeds. Soon, she will be ...read more

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 - Despite harsh climatic conditions, Africa’s drylands support millions of people and contribute significantly to Kenya’s national economy, primarily through livestock products. However, these same areas are ...read more

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 - Climate change can cause long-lasting, more frequent dry spells – a particular problem for pastoralists in the Horn of Africa as this leads to livestock losses, ...read more

21/11/2018

 -  In the past Earthquake in 2010 El Niño in 2015/6 Hurricane Matthew in 2016 One of the poorest and least developed countries in the western hemisphere, it is prone to ...read more

05/11/2018

 - The project funded by the European Union aims to sustainably reduce the food insecurity and malnutrition of children under five and pregnant and lactating women in ...read more

26/10/2018

 - The Sahel region faces severe drought and desertification. Often, women have to walk 10 kilometers for water. FAO’s “1 million cisterns for the Sahel” project helps ...read more

16/10/2018

 - Like many farmers in Senegal, Guilé Mané used to struggle through the dry season. Rainfall in Senegal can be very low and irregular, even in the ...read more

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