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The training on the SHARP+ tool is organized in the framework of the Resilient Food Systems (RFS) programme and aims to strengthen the capacities of stakeholders in Niger and Senegal [...more]

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) will provide capacity building to stakeholders of Central Asia during a training of trainers in Tashkent from the 11 to [...more]

From the 12th-15th of November the Resilience Measurement, Evidence and Learning (RMEL) Conference will take place in New Orleans, USA. This conference is an ideal venue for scientists and practitioners [...more]

Workshop 4: Tools and innovations to build the resilience of farmers and territories Coordinated by ETHZ Switzerland, WFSC, FAO Italy and ICRAF Resilience of farming systems increases with the ability of farmers and their farms to cope and adapt to changes. Most pressures for change are [...more]

As part of the LDCF, the SHARP team is supporting the national teams in Burundi and Uganda to conduct the collection of the baseline information that will serve to select [...more]

A SHARP field training is being organized for climate adaptation projects in Mali and Burkina Faso. The training will give the chance to build the capacity of the local project [...more]

SHARP is being used in West and Central Africa in the context of better understanding the needs and resilience levels of farmers in this area. This information will form the [...more]

The DFID-funded BRACED consortium has been carrying out a baseline assessment on climate resilience of smallholders across two states of South Sudan, using the SHARP tool. Data collected has been analysed [...more]

Data collection from a number of agro-pastoral communities in the Southwestern part of Angola is ongoing, in collaboration with the local FAO project staff. Further training on the SHARP tool [...more]

A version of SHARP has been developed and is currently being used in Uganda to assess climate resilience with particular reference to food security, nutrition and displacement issues.