Face à la COVID-19, un plan robuste nécessaire pour sécuriser les producteurs ouest- africains
Sorgho et Mil en Afrique Par Agathe Diama Des organisations de productions agricoles, des petites entreprises et d’autres parties prenantes ...
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Africa’s most vulnerable are called to bear the brunt of a pandemic
Farmers in a sorghum field (Photo: ICRISAT/Agathe Diama) Securing farming communities through and after COVID-19 is a priority By Agathe ...
COVID19 et climat: le plus gros coup de la nature
COVID 19, le solaire impacté Dans nos souhaits pour 2020, il faut être un petit génie pour imaginer ce qu’elle ...
Will the African farmer survive COVID-19?
Maize is a major staple food in Africa whose production is likely to be affected by COVID-19 By Dr. ...
COP 26: We must not postpone global climate action – Least Developed Countries
The LDC Group The world’s 47 Least Developed Countries have underlined the imperatives of focusing on the immediate priorities of ...
Reactions trail postponement of COP 26 over COVID-19 concerns
The COP26 UN climate change conference set to take place in Glasgow in November has been postponed due to COVID-19. ...
Sorghum in the Sahel: TAAT deploys climate smart technologies to boost production
Crop performance in water conservations structures – Boussouma, Burkina Faso Sorghum is the fifth most produced grain globally. This two-meter ...
TAAT excites wheat farmers with proven water management technologies
“These are very interesting and amazing technologies - with these, we will overcome many of the challenges we face now.” ...
Scale up of Quality GEM parboiled rice leads to increase in livelihood opportunities in Nigeria
12 MT integrated rice processing milling machine leased by Nasarawa state govt Justina Musa is in a joyous mood. The ...
Civil action against Ghana government over plans to mine bauxite in the Atewa Range Forest
By Kofi Adu Domfeh A civil action has been instituted against the government of Ghana over its plans to exploit ...
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