Why We Need Trees to End to Poverty - Landmark Report

 

Why We Need Trees to End to Poverty - Landmark Report Alison Kentish With extreme poverty (living on $1.90 a day) projected to rise for the first time in over 20 years, a new study has concluded that global poverty eradication efforts could be futile in the absence of forests and trees. Twenty-one scientists and over 40 contributing authors spent the last ... MORE > >

Why a Zimbabwean Farming Project Failed: Lessons for Rural Innovation

 

Why a Zimbabwean Farming Project Failed: Lessons for Rural Innovation Many countries in sub-Saharan Africa commit resources to promote agricultural innovations. This is based on the assumption that rural livelihoods are mainly agricultural and that the innovations will increase agricultural production and household income. As resources come under pressure from ... MORE > >

Impact of Covid-19 on supply chains and food security

 

Why Food System Transformation Needs Water Dr. Mark Smith The impact of Covid-19 on supply chains and food security has dealt a blow to the already faltering global development ambition of ending hunger. More than ever, as the global population continues growing, we need to find a way to produce sufficient nutritious food for all. But with the world ... MORE > >