Poor farmers and women-headed households in DR Congo’s North Kivu province will benefit from a project aimed at raising incomes while boosting the country’s food security under an agreement signed Thursday between the DRC government and the United Nations International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
COP28 : Après l’accord de Paris, voici l’accord de Dubaï
Si le premier a permis de rêver à un monde sans gaz à effet de serre, le second, semble-t-il, va...
