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Trees for Food Security project launched in Ethiopia

The Ethiopian government has welcomed a new initiative that will harness the benefits of agroforestry in the country and throughout eastern Africa. Minister of State H.E.

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Trees for Food Security project launched in Ethiopia
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Ethiopia Minister of State H.E. Sileshi Getahun joined scientists from the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), the Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research (EIAR), and local and international partners, to inaugurate the Trees for Food Security project in Addis Ababa, on 6 August 2012.

Local knowledge training for global tree cover

Last month, a group of researchers from Ethiopia and Vietnam, and UK took part in a local knowledge training funded by the Early-win AfricaRISING project led by the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF).

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Local knowledge training for global tree cover
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Conclusions from local knowledge training funded by the Early-win AfricaRISING project led by the World Agroforestry Centre.

Taking the heat out of farming

‘Taking the Heat out of Farming’ is the tenth book in the ‘Trees for Change’ series published by the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF).

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Taking the heat out of farming
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The World Agroforestry Centre's popular Trees for Change booklet features in this year’s CCAFS annual report.

Painting a picture of the future agroforestry research landscape

The term landscape originates from the Dutch word ‘Landschap’. It was introduced by Flemish and Dutch painters in the 16th century for paintings of natural or rural areas.

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Painting a picture of the future agroforestry research landscape
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Landscape approaches to future forest and tree resources management

Loving the forest: who goes in and who stays out?

 Forests are recognised as the lungs and carbon sinks of the planet but deforestation rates remain alarmingly high in many countries.

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Loving the forest: who goes in and who stays out?
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Kenyan study highlights factors influencing household decisions to join and participate in community forest associations

Online carbon technology demonstration set to help farmers

According to the United Nations REDD Programme, the implementation of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation (REDD) projects can occur effectively if a “transparent, comparable, coherent, complete and accurate measurement, reporting and verification (MRV)

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Online carbon technology demonstration set to help farmers
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IUFRO-FORNESSA regional congress participants were shown an online MRV tool that could encourage greater adoption of REDD+ in Africa

Inspiration for first ever regional forest policy congress

Ahead of the IUFRO-FORNESSA regional Congress, the World Agroforestry Centre Deputy Director General, Impact and Partnerships, Professor August Temu, has issued a call to action

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Inspiration for first ever regional forest policy congress
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Professor August Temu rallies participants for the upcoming IUFRO-FORNESA Regional Congress

How private investment money can help the landscape

What does it mean to invest in trees and landscapes, where in Africa can this be done and how do you invest sustainably and profitably in trees and landscapes?

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How private investment money can help the landscape
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Conclusions and recommendations of the 'Investment Forum on Mobilizing Private Investments in Trees and Landscape Restoration'

Shared Risk Key to Success of Payment for Ecosystem Services Schemes (PES) for Subsistence Farmers

TANZANIA (8th May 2012) - Paying farmers to protect environmental services such as forests and water supplies will work if the buyer and farmer can both share in the investment and in the return, a

Centre scientists among first to evaluate DPR Korea’s agroforestry

In a world first, World Agroforestry Centre scientists have collaborated with other partners to analyse DPR Korea’s participatory agroforestry project.

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Centre scientists among first to evaluate DPR Korea’s agroforestry
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Centre scientists among first to evaluate DPR Korea’s participatory agroforestry
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