Community Sorghum Milling Boosts Income, Jobs and Livelihoods
By Abraham Mehari and Joseph Ashong This real-life story series is part of the Strengthening Inclusive Partnerships for Smallholders in … Continued
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Groundnut Value Addition: Small Investment, Big Impact on Income, Jobs & Community
By Abraham Mehari and Joseph Ashong This real-life story series is part of the Strengthening Inclusive Partnerships for Smallholders in … Continued
Where Should Hedgerows Be Planted? A GIS Journey from Maps to Farm Boundaries
Mehmet Gorus, Shubham Jain and Meghna Mukherjee Agricultural landscapes today are under immense pressure from intensive farming practices, resulting in … Continued
From Runoff to Recharge: Restoring the Local Water Cycle in Ethiopia
Water Security and Livelihood Gains in Tigray’s Drylands, Northern Ethiopia By Gaddissa Deyassa and Kifle Woldearegay Rethinking the Problem: Is … Continued
From Learning to Fit: Lessons on Avoiding Maladaptation in Community-Led Landscape Restoration
By Valerie Browning (APDA), Nardos Masresha This blog is part of a dossier on locally-led adaptation, featuring insights and lessons … Continued
Why Locally-Led Adaptation in Bangladesh may take time – and why that matters
By Mst Jannatul Naim and Uttaran Team, Karen Stehouwer, Nardos Masresha, and Zare Aida ……………………………………. This blog is part of … Continued
The Restoration of Adafit Micro-watershed
By Abebaw Zeleke – ORDA Ethiopia This blog is part of a dossier on locally-led adaptation, featuring insights and lessons from the Reversing … Continued
Human interest story from Adafit micro-watershed
By Abebaw Zeleke – ORDA Ethiopia This blog is part of a dossier on locally-led adaptation, featuring insights and lessons from the Reversing … Continued
Reducing Fertilizer Dependency – Lessons from the Arsi Zone, Ethiopia
By Guta Eshetu, Femke van Woesik, Girma Senbeta, Nardos Masresha, Redeat Daniel Ethiopia’s farmlands are paying the price for decades … Continued
From Grassroots to National Action: How Communities Shape Flood Solutions in the Eastern Nile Region
By Redeat Daneil and Girma Senbeta East Africa is increasingly caught in a dangerous cycle in which extreme droughts and devastating floods strike back to … Continued
Breaking the barrier: the promise of deep bed farming
By: Henk Holtslag and Frank van Steenbergen Message on World Water Day. And a reminder where to put our efforts, … Continued
Carob: An Ancient Mediterranean Fruit Returns with New Uses
By Anastasia Deligianni and Giorgos Deligiannis The carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua) is one of the most characteristic trees of the … Continued