This brief presents a study on the changing opportunity spaces of men and women in the drylands of eastern Kenya (Crossland et al., 2021).
These stories come from farmers, community facilitators, government focal points, and partners who have been engaged in project activities in Kenya.
Rwanda has diverse habitats and ecosystems that range from humid montane forests to savannahs, lakes, rivers, farmland, and wetlands all of which support a wide range of biodiversity.
Over the past two decades, mechanisms to address sustainable protection and livelihood options for different landscapes and ecosystem areas have emerged.
Commencing in 2015, World Agroforestry (ICRAF) and partners rolled out a five-year innovative project, Financing Sustainable Community Forest Enterprise (DRYAD) to enhance the sustainable managemen
Food from trees have an important role to play in diverse diets. Food trees produce a variety of healthy, nutrient dense foods including fruits, leafy vegetables, nuts, seeds and edible oils. They…
The inception workshop generated a participatory developed action plan for the four-month inception phase, draft guidelines for scaling methods and adoption criteria and collaborative buy-in from…
