Blog Post
Why goat health is important for rural livelihoods Although I did not grow up in a community that kept livestock, my veterinary training and subsequent PhD research revealed the vital role goats...
Blog Post
In 2025, key events showed the strain on global food systems but also the potential for change. By uniting efforts and embracing knowledge from smallholder farmers and Indigenous communities, we can build resilient, sustainable food systems for a healthier, more equitable future.
Blog Post
Ten years after the Paris Agreement, agriculture has finally begun to claim its place at the center of global climate action; yet progress remains uneven.
Blog Post
Why goat health is important for rural livelihoods Although I did not grow up in a community that kept livestock, my veterinary training and subsequent PhD research revealed the vital role goats...
Blog Post
In 2025, key events showed the strain on global food systems but also the potential for change. By uniting efforts and embracing knowledge from smallholder farmers and Indigenous communities, we can build resilient, sustainable food systems for a healthier, more equitable future.
Blog Post
Ten years after the Paris Agreement, agriculture has finally begun to claim its place at the center of global climate action; yet progress remains uneven.
News Story
In rural Uganda, farmers learn to protect their pigs from African swine fever through short, drama-style stories delivered on mobile phones.
News Story
Dr. Kristina Osbjer explains how ICARS helps low- and middle-income countries fight AMR through One Health solutions.
News Story
The Journey of Seed, an embodied workshop that explored our relationship with seeds through reflection, creativity, and immersion in the form of art.
News Story
The SIANI expert group helps preserve and share local and Indigenous knowledge of wild fruit in India and the Philippines.
News Story
Exploring how farming and nature can enhance health, well-being and social connection, in rural as well as urban areas.
News Story
In this interview, Selorm Kobla Kugbega reflects on the gender dynamics, policy challenges and the future of smallholder-led economic development in Africa.