Rural transformation
Four years ago in Bonn, world leaders set a goal of restoring 150 million hectares of deforested and degraded lands by 2020.
The Sustainable Development Goals framework includes the ambition to provide all people with access to safe water, sanitation and food. However, despite multiple linkages between water, sanitation and food production, these sectors are often handled separately. Holistic approach to water, sanitation and food production is also rare in the development cooperation work.
FREE British Nutrition Foundation webinar on the role of pulses in making healthier and more sustainable food choices
Today more than half of the planet’s inhabitants live in cities. The world-wide migration of rural people to cities is particular prominent in Africa and Asia. Some are “pushed” there...
The World Congress of Soil Science 2022 (WCSS 22) is a leading international soil science conference, held every four years in different countries and attended by over 3,000 soil scientists from...
Welcome to a seminar to explore insights and lessons on forest & landscape restoration and the role of research to support better policy interventions. Focali member Harry Fischer associate...
Farmer Field Schools provide a unique, hands-on approach that brings together farmers, livestock herders, and fisherfolk, equipping them with sustainable production practices. FFS programmes have...
Indigenous and local communities, particularly in forest areas, are increasingly affected by environmental degradation and deforestation, which is often the result of unsustainable land use and...
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Very seldom forest communities are treated as true partners in project development together with organizations, companies or the government.