In Africa, the world sees the most rapid population growth. It is concurrently experiencing a youth bulge – an expanding population of tech-savvy, well-educated, job-ready 18-35-year-olds.
At the SNRD Africa conference in Pretoria, the CoP ICT4Ag was launched into life. It is open to anyone working in the area of information and communications technologies for agriculture in developing countries.
Based on the previous work plan, the workgroup Climate Change, Livelihoods, Natural Resources Management has elaborated a new plan for until the end of 2018.
The evaluation of this year’s SNRD meeting in South Africa can be viewed as a good reflection of the overall success of the conference. The feedback the organising team received was exceptionally positive!
You might have heard about it already, SNRD Africa has established a new working group. Members of the sector network who directly or indirectly deal with Food Security, Nutrition and Resilience have formed an interdisciplinary collaboration of experts (…)
Dear SNRD members, dear colleagues, dear friends. I’m very happy to introduce myself as the newly appointed speaker of SNRD Africa. It’s a pleasure and honor to take over this interesting task from Ousmane Djibo (…)
This is a report on the annual meeting of the SNRD Working Group on Climate Change, Livelihoods and Natural Resources Management, which took place on 12-13 April 2016 in Mahajanga, Madagascar.
Filling the German-Ivorian cooperation with pride, the World Heritage Committee took the Ivoirian park from the “red” list of endangered world heritage sites. The decision was based on the analysis and the conclusions of the World Heritage Centre and IUCN as an official advisory body to the Committee.
Si l’on veut mettre en œuvre les projets de développement de façon durable au sens défini par l’Agenda 2030, et assurer que la responsabilité soit portée par tous les partenaires, il vaut la peine de considérer les schémas sociétaux et d’adapter la logique d’intervention à ces constatations.
