Rural transformation
Recording of the webinar “COP15 Post-match analysis
Join the a post-match analysis of the COP15 and look forward to what is in store now it has been signed.
Pursuant to provisions contained in decision 33/COP.14 and subsequent consultations with the Government of Côte d’Ivoire, the fifteenth session of the Conference of the Parties (COP) and the...
A SIANI expert group will contribute to a side event at COP 16 that explains the link between violent conflicts and biodiversity.
Brian Kuns, SLU, discusses Corporations and peasants: post-communist agrarian change in Ukraine. He will focus on a dominant de-agrarianisation trend in Ukraine is corporatization of agriculture,...
Energy and food are basic human survival needs. Today three quarters of the people in Sub Saharan Africa (SSA) have no access to adequate, reliable and safe energy sources for cooking and heating, and rely on biomass traditional energy forms such as dung, agricultural residues, wood and charcoal.
You must be wondering why the title? Well, this comes from a debate during the Third Global Food Security Conference in Cape Town in December 2017, and I will explain below the context in which it...
A seminar with the ‘green economics’ expert hosted by SIANI, SEI and partners focused on the role of ecosystem services in our economy and how to include their value in the financial systems we use.
The pandemic gave rise to the use of digital tools in agricultural extension services and attracted more young people to the sector. Learn more with our insights from Eastern Africa.
The pandemic made us reflect on our priorities, and food is at the top of that list. Some grow veggies on their balcony, others take care of their forest.