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A new project puts women at the forefront of climate resilience in Bangladesh
The Green Climate Fund has approved a US$25 million grant to support Bangladesh’s...
Climate technologies will boost agriculture in West and Central Africa
A new programme is being launched to equip farmers in Africa with climate-smart agricultural...
Food insecurity in Africa is “very strongly related to climate change”
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the UN has warned that hunger in Africa...
How can India’s agricultural industry prepare for climate change?
India’s latest annual economic survey revealed that climate change could hurt...
Climate-smart agriculture provides a lifeline to Mali’s women
Agriculture is often a key route out of poverty for many in developing countries,...
Smartphones are helping farmers in Latin America fight climate change
Thousands of smallholder farmers in Latin America are set to benefit from a new initiative...
UK pledges £21.5 million for climate change adaptation in Zimbabwe
The UK’s Department of International Development (DFID) has announced new funding...
FAO calls for new funding to vaccinate livestock in South Sudan
The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has launched an appeal to help...
African leaders back initiative to combat malnutrition
A new plan to remove barriers to combating malnutrition has been agreed to by African...
African Development Bank urges increase in renewables and climate financing
The African Development Bank has used a major speech in Ethiopia to call for greater...
$25.5 million investment to protect Gambia’s river basin from climate change
A new project from UN Environment and the Green Climate Fund (GCF) will protect Gambia’s...
Sustainable agriculture needs financing to unlock potential
Agriculture stands at a crossroads between its current contributions to greenhouse...
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