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As a broker of regional agricultural knowledge, CCARDESA provides access to a range of CCARDESA Content, and curated content, relevant to its stakeholders.
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Waldmüller, Luis
This presentation by L. Waldmüller portrays agriculture from three sides: its role as victim, culprit and the potentials that lie within proper adaptation and mitigation measurements.
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Lennard, Christopher
This presentation by Ch. Lennard and L. Van Ardenne pictures climate change projections and impacts in SADC and the importance of climate change for agriculte. Focus is put onThe climate...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Timo Leiter
The Paris Agreement calls for enhanced transparency of adaptation action and an assessment of collective progress via a Global Stocktake. This policy brief outlines how country-specific monitoring...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Berger, Catalina
This presentation by C. Berger provides the reader with an overview about climate change terminology, definitions and uses examples to explain the points.
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Zengenene, D.
Promotion of Science and Technology for Agricultural Development (PSTAD) is a project which falls under Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa (FARA) Access to Knowledge and Technologies function...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Todd Ngara
The overall objective of the Second Climate-Smart Agriculture Manual for Agriculture Education Workshop was to gather critical feedback on the draft chapters in the climate-smart agriculture manual...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: CCARDESA
In 2016, the Agricultural Productivity Programme for Southern Africa (APPSA) was in its third year of implementation in the three countries (Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia). CCARDESA provided the...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: John Morris
This information brief highlights key findings in the Vuna report “Agribusiness Responses to Climate Risks: Implications for Improving Smallholder Resilience”
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Peter Dorward
In this webinar recording, Peter Dorward, University of Reading, presents the PICSA (Participatory Integrated Climate Services for Agriculture) approach. His presentation is followed by questions and...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: John Morris
This study examines whether agribusiness firms are helping to improve the climate resilience of the smallholder farmers with whom they work. After reviewing the relevant literature, the study...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Graham Clarkson
In this webinar recording, Graham Clarkson, University of Reading, presents the initial results of PICSA (Participatory Integrated Climate Services for Agriculture) in Ghana, Rwanda, Malawi and...
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: FAO
This video shows the panel discussion and summary part of the webinar “A case of advisory services: climate information supporting farmers’ decision-making – PICSA approach”.
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Agribusiness Responses to Climate Risks: Implications for Improving Smallholder Resilience
This information brief highlights key findings in the Vuna report “Agribusiness Responses to Climate Risks: Implications for Improving Smallholder Resilience”
Date of Publication: Dec 2016
Author: Centre for Agriculture and Biosceinces International (CABI)
The Forestry Compendium was conceived to meet the need for the improved dissemination of knowledge on forest trees. The pilot phase in Compendium development in 1994-95 resulted in a demonstration...
Date of Publication: Nov 2016
Amélioration de la résilience de 2 000 familles face aux aléas climatiques grâce à la micro-irrigation en goutte à goutte couplée à l’agroécologie.
Date of Publication: Nov 2016
Author: Nick Brooks
Climate policy commonly carries an implicit assumption that incremental improvements in agricultural systems are adequate to make them resilient to climate change. In some cases, however,...

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