Bonn Climate Talks: Africa has eyes on $1.3 trillion climate finance roadmap
by Kofi Adu Domfeh Many developing countries, particularly in Africa, are proposing more ambitious climate targets as they prepare to ...
Tag: climate change
TAAT et ses partenaires évaluent l’adoption des innovations agricoles au Bénin
By Ken KOUTCHAKPO Une délégation du programme Technologies pour la Transformation de l’Agriculture Africaine (TAAT) et ses partenaires s’est rendue ...
How CGIAR is deploying scientific tools to ensure food security from pests and disease
By Ken KOUTCHAKPO World Pest Day is observed on June 6th to raise awareness about the impact of pests on ...
TAAT: Intensifying Cassava Production in Guinea, CAR and Guinea-Bissau
By Deborah Olaoluwa With sights set on intensifying the production of cassava disease-free cuttings of climate-resilient varieties in Guinea, Central ...
Africa Strengthens Rice Value Chain with Second Session of Rice Master Training Programme
By Ken KOUTCHAKPO AfricaRice, in collaboration with GIZ’s Market-Oriented Value Chains for Jobs and Growth in the ECOWAS Region (MOVE) ...
Sustainable Agriculture: Experts mull Resilient Landscapes for Africa’s Future
By Ken Koutchakpo Africa Rice Centre (AfricaRice) and G20 Global Land Initiative, in collaboration with leading global partners, have launched ...
CGIAR, GCA and TAAT stocktake on Partnership to Scale Climate Adaptation Innovations
Sierra Leone’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Dr Theresa Tenneh Dick, harvesting rice in a field with TAAT-vetted climate-smart rice varieties ...
First Global Carbon Tax to Slash Emissions, Safeguard Ocean
By Deborah Olaoluwa The world’s first-ever global, legally binding carbon price—for any industry—is on the table for adoption at the ...
Only seven countries met WHO air quality standards in 2024, data shows
People move through a dusty road, as air quality reduces ahead of the winter in Dhaka, Bangladesh, November 4, 2024. ...
South Sudan shuts schools for two weeks after students collapse due to extreme heat
Copyright AP Photo Brian Inganga Many schools in South Sudan have makeshift structures and no electricity for cooling systems. South ...
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