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On 8 August 2014 The CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS), East Africa hosted an Ethiopian Government delegation at Nyando climate-smart villages, one of the program’s learning sites in East Africa. The delegation visited several farmers and saw how di...

In Mali, a first workshop has been carried out between the 18th and 19th of November 2014. The event gathered 30 participants representing ministries, local governments, research institutions, NGOs, funders, in order to prioritize 10 to 15 CSA practices. Photos: S. Touré (CCAFS West Africa)

One year ago, a team of researchers from the University of Reading, in UK, and local partners in Tanzania, organised a number of participatory trainings for smallscale farmers on climate-services and information. The trainings were held in villages outside of Dodoma, Tanzania, which is a very ari...

One year ago, a team of researchers from the University of Reading, in UK, and local partners in Tanzania, organised a number of participatory trainings for smallscale farmers on climate-services and information. The trainings were held in villages outside of Dodoma, Tanzania, which is a very ari...

Inaugural meeting of the Global Alliance on Climate-Smart Agriculture, 24 September 2014, New York City.

Farmer from Kenya working in the field with his cattle. Adapting to the changing climate in Kenya is crucial in order to sustain farming and the livelihoods that come with it. Andrew Gitari from Kabaune village in Kenya talks in the video series "Farmer Testimonials" about how the reduc...

Ruth Marigu Njue is a female farmer and a widow from Kenya who works hard to sustain her family of ten. She faces several obstacles in the form of lack of rain and a warmer climate. To adapt she has started using seeds that grow faster, to avoid pests. She has also started planting trees to optim...

More than 400 delegates from over 90 countries attended the 9th International Community-Based Adaptation Conference (CBA9), and around 160 embarked on a series of field trips over three days before the start of the conference in Nairobi, Kenya. The field trips enabled the participants to explore ...