Agroforestry World
This blog was originally published by CIAT and is based on a discussion forum of the Global Landscapes Forum 2016, held on the sidelines of the UN Climate talks, COP22. Four solutions lie in how we farm our...
The 22nd UN climate conference (COP 22) held in November in Marrakech, Morocco’s ‘Ochre City,’ was all about action. Action not only to reshape the path of development in order to curb global temperature rise as a result...
The Paris climate change agreement came into force on 4 November 2016—an unprecedented event. And the COP22 climate talks here in Marrakech have been all about turning that agreement into action on the ground. The big question for all,...
We have three main types of partnerships in the livelihood systems flagship – those with donors, those with upstream research providers and those with the users of our research outputs – the organizations that implement development, including national...
The Paris Agreement is the world’s first collective arrangement on climate change. Each country has made a commitment to make a contribution to achieve the ambitious target of limiting global average temperatures to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels. African...
Farmers in Central Viet Nam are learning how black pepper can help their agroforests and homegardens be more resilient to climate change. Quite rarely do we enter a restaurant that doesn’t have a black-pepper grinder on the table....