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Zambia looks to climate-smart agriculture to combat poverty
The government in Zambia has long known about the threat that climate change poses...
Climate change could hit farming incomes in India by 25%
The Indian government released its annual Economic Survey this week which has drawn...
‘Conflict and climate change’ are increasing world hunger, says UN Secretary-General
Speaking at the 30th African Union Summit on Satuday, the UN Secretary-General Antonio...
UN Environment and WHO agree to fight environmental pollution together
UN Environment and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have signed a new agreement...
UK scientists lead cutting edge research into ‘super crops’
New research led by UK scientists is looking to create crops that are more nutritious...
Agriculture in Africa can adapt to climate change, say industry experts
A group of leading agricultural and development experts have highlighted that Africa...
Climate resilient ‘super bean’ is solving refugee food crisis in Uganda
Refugees in Uganda are being provided with climate resilient ‘super beans’...
“A low-carbon livestock sector is possible”, says UN chief
The head of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has called for...
Improving Adoption of Climate-Smart Agriculture Innovations in Africa
On 17th January the Aid & International Development Forum (AIDF) hosted a webinar...
Germany and Bangladesh sign €300m deal to support development programmes
Germany has signed three agreements with Bangladesh to improve the country's infrastructure...
World Bank approves $170m to support rural projects in the Philippines
The World Bank has announced an additional $170m in financing to support the Philippines...
India and Southeast Asian nations commit to climate smart agriculture
“The journey ahead offers limitless opportunities” India’s agriculture...
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