Publications
ALFA 2017: African Learning Forum on Adaptation
Towards a climate-resilient Africa This communiqué represents the voices of participants who...
Kenya Climate-Smart Agriculture Strategy 2017-2026
The KCSAS is a tool to implement Kenya’s NDC contribution for the agriculture sector and will requ...
19th Biennial Conference and 27th Annual General M ...
19th BIENNIAL CONFERENCE AND 27TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE GHANA SOCIETY OF ANIMAL PRODUCTION T...
Journeying into new innovations! PROCASUR Africa N ...
The Procasur Africa Team is glad to share its first newsletter of the year 2016! You will hav...
TRAINING REPORT OF THE RURAL YOUTHS IN POUMA;LITTO ...
Six trainers from AFPAFAM and two from COSADER trained thirty participants to become Ambassadors for...
Jotoafrika: Low emission and climate change adapta ...
As a concept, green growth advocates for complimenting actions between how we utilize our n...
Climate and Agriculture Network for Africa
The Climate and Agriculture Network for Africa (CANA) is an interactive, knowledge sharing web plat...
Six Steps to Success: Lessons Learnt from Five Yea ...
How to make 500 million farmers climate-resilient in 10 years while also reducing their agricultural...
SmartAG Partner October – December 2015
We are pleased to share with you the first issue (in 2016) of the SmartAG Partner – a quarter...
Workshop Report: Scaling Up Climate Information Se ...
Under the auspices of this GFCS Adaptation Programme in Africa, the World Food Program (WFP) and the...
Mobile applications for weather and climate inform ...
Mobile phones are increasingly being used to provide smallholder farmers with agricultural and relat...Climate-Smart Agriculture in Kenya
The climate-smart agriculture (CSA) concept reflects an ambition to further integrate agricultural d...
Early assessment of seasonal forage availability f ...
Pastoralist households across East Africa face major livestock losses during drought periods that ca...
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