Free, online course: Reporting on climate change admin | March 6, 2022 BBC Media Action has created a free, online, self-paced course called Reporting on Climate Change. This course teaches journalists about […]
Raising goats to beat the drought in eastern Kenya admin | March 6, 2022 This edition’s Farmer story about dairy farming in Zambia shows how dairy can be a lucrative business for women farmers, […]
Kenya Kenya: Local community partners with government rangers to protect and restore the Mau Forest (Mongabay) admin | December 20, 2021 Joseph Lesingo is a member of the Ogiek community in Nakuru County, Kenya. For Mr. Lesingo, observing the regeneration of […]
Community reforestation brings back the rains in the Brong Ahafo region of Ghana admin | December 17, 2021 Like this edition’s Farmer story from Kenya, our Script of the Week focuses on the benefits of reforestation. Disasters such […]
Burkina Faso Burkina Faso: Why some West African architects are choosing mud over concrete (National Geographic) admin | December 6, 2021 A group of architects in West Africa are pushing to use mud over concrete to build houses. In countries such […]
Reaching crunch time – a view of the climate change conference from IFAD admin | November 19, 2021 Following the end of COP26, the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) published an article on the highlights and important […]
The fight for more sustainable agriculture and agroecology continues – a view on the climate change conference from La Via Campesina admin | November 19, 2021 With the conclusion of COP26 on November 12th, many non-governmental organizations such as La Via Campesina have reflected on the […]
Uganda Uganda: Big ambitions for Uganda’s small-scale coffee farms (Global Press Journal) admin | November 8, 2021 As the world begins to see the extreme effects of climate change, small-scale farmers are seeing the impact on their […]
Democratic Republic of Congo DRC: Community ownership a promising solution to save the Congo Basin (BBC) admin | November 8, 2021 Patrick Wasa-Nziabo eases dozens of kernels from a sun-dried cob into a large plastic bucket. The 31-year-old is sorting through […]
Mozambique Mozambique: Climate change challenges small-scale pigeon pea farmers to adopt new practices Perzia Sitoe | October 25, 2021 It’s five in the morning and Adelaide Tomás Luís is preparing to go to the field. Mrs. Luis is a […]