Background

In East Africa, over the years, climate change has led to a drastic reduction in the quality and resilience of the land, increased greenhouse gas emissions, and food and nutrition insecurity for the growing…

Project Background

Drylands cover 40 % of the global land area, host 2 billion people, and support approximately 50% of the world’s livestock population. In the drylands of East Africa, pastoral and agropastoral…

Food tree and crop portfolios for nutrition and resilience in Zambia

Diets in rural Zambia are low in micronutrients essential for growth and well-being. But “food trees” can provide some of these much-needed…

Overview

The potential of fruit trees to optimize the combined benefits of livelihoods, food security, nutrition and climate mitigation and adaptation is promising but not yet fully understood nor applied in practice. …

Background Regreening Africa is an ambitious five-year project that seeks to reverse land degradation among 500,000 households, and across one million hectares in eight countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. By incorporating trees into croplands, communal…

Overall goal

To contribute to the reduction of rural poverty and food insecurity of smallholders, by developing their economic potential. This development goal will be pursued through:

Project Background

Overall objective

To generate evidence regarding the benefits of soil protection and rehabilitation for the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and carbon sequestration.

Specific objectives