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Sustainable water management in African agriculture
In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) where agriculture is predominantly rainfed, farmers’...
Sandbar cropping in Bangladesh, an innovative technology solution for millions
E.F. Schumacher, an economist who founded Practical Action, wanted to help expand...
Kenya: Frozen lives of refugee populations
Kenya has one of the largest refugee populations in the world. The East African country...
World NGO Day
On 27th February sixty-five years ago the definition of International Non-Governmental...
Foresight Africa 2016: Africa’s priorities for the year ahead
According to the Foresight Africa report, by the Brookings Institution‘s Africa...
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[infographic] Humanitarian Aid and Development in Sub-Saharan East Africa - Food Security
The Aid & International Development Forum has released an infographic that...
World Food Programme delivers food to 100,000 people affected by the conflict in Eastern Ukraine
The UN has warned 700,000 children are at risk due to severely damaged heating systems...
Four Ways to Reduce Malnutrition
This article reviews four ways to reduce malnutrition. As a vital part of development,...
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Managing the Future of Drought in California’s Water Crisis
The past four years has seen California gripped by an unprecedented water crisis....
Improving Nutrition Outcomes through Optimized Agricultural Investments – ATONU
The Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network (FANRPAN) have...
Weak links hamper knowledge sharing in agriculture
Agricultural systems are changing. They need knowledge networks, not independent brokers,...
Farmers should drive climate-proofing, report finds
African smallholder farmers should be given financial, technical and political support...
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