Green Practices Repository
The Green Practices Repository showcases evidence, policies, practices and science on the themes of Green Agriculture.
List of practices
| Title | AI-GENIX: Revolutionizing Crop Protection with AI for a Pesticide-Free Future |
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| Introduction | To harness artificial intelligence and advanced agricultural technologies to replace harmful chemical pesticides with precise, autonomous crop protection solutions—promoting sustainable farming, food safety, and environmental health globally. |
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| Title | Climate-Smart Cassava: Boosting Food Security Through Year-Round Pit Cultivation in Senegal |
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| Introduction | To promote cassava pit cultivation—an innovative and climate-resilient production method that addresses water scarcity in the Sahel. Unlike traditional practices, pit cultivation is not dependent on seasonal rainfall, allowing for year-round production and strengthening food security. |
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| Title | Turning Waste into Wisdom: Natural Pineapple Skin Pesticides in Malaysia |
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| Introduction | To sustainably manage agricultural pests using a natural, cost-effective pesticide derived from pineapple skins. This solution aims to protect crops from damage while minimizing health and environmental risks associated with synthetic chemicals. |
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| Title | Smart Farming for Resilience: Empowering Rwandan Farmers through Data-Driven Innovation |
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| Introduction | To equip African smallholder farmers—especially in Rwanda—with the tools, knowledge, and support needed to become climate-resilient, improve agricultural productivity, and achieve financial growth through sustainable, data-driven decision-making. |
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| Title | Cultivating Change: Scaling agroecology in Senegal’s Diender region |
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| Introduction | This initiative aims to replace the use of harmful chemical pesticides and fertilizers in the Diender region of Senegal with safe, sustainable agroecological practices. By promoting healthier farming techniques, the project strengthens food security, protects the environment, and improves the livelihoods of local farming communities—particularly women. |
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