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Sustainable intensification and household dietary diversity in maize-based farming systems of Zambia and Zimbabwe

December, 2022

With only four years before the end date for the United Nations Decade of Action on Nutrition, the need to identify nutrition-sensitive and sustainable agricultural interventions that can address hunger and malnutrition cannot be more urgent. This paper assesses associations between sustainable intensification practices and dietary diversity in maize-based farming systems of Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Ghana cereal-legume agronomy scaling and acceleration platform (Gh-CerLeg-GAIP)

December, 2022
Ghana

The EiA 2030 Initiative aims to deliver agronomic gain at scale for sustainable intensification of smallholder farming systems in the global south, co-created by CGIAR centers and strategic scaling partners from the public and private sectors. The Cereal-Legume Agronomy Scaling and Acceleration Platform (GH-CerLeg-GAIP) initiative of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) Workshop was organized for the EiA 2030 Northern Ghana Soybean and Maize Agronomy Platform in Tamale on 15-17 August 2023 at Mariam Hotel, Tamale.

Characterizing farm households in Western Bangladesh through a quantitative farming systems typology

December, 2022
Bangladesh

The Sustainable Intensification of Mixed Farming Systems (SIMFS) is a CGIAR initiative. This initiative ‘aims to provide equitable, transformative pathways for improved livelihoods of actors in mixed farming systems through sustainable intensification within target agroecological and socioeconomic settings. To achieve this, different methodologies, innovations, and practices have been implemented to understand and improve the agroecological/productive conditions to assess a benefit on nutrition, food security and welfare.

Gender differentiated adaptation strategies considering climate risk perceptions, impacts and socio-technical conditions in Senegal’s dry regions

December, 2022
India

This study analyses the gender-differentiated farmers’ perception of climate risk and its impact, access to climate information, and adaptation strategies with the aim to develop gender responsive climate adaptation pathways in Senegal’s dry regions. Study used data collected from 514 farm households through primary survey between May and June 2022 covering Kaffrine, Louga, and Thies sub-regions and multiple communes, including 5% women headed households and 12% women respondents.

Identifying with interested AMS the main gaps in the current data available and building on this a strategy for generating an enhanced database, targeting soil health across priority land use/cropping systems

December, 2022
Global

Agriculture is one of the important sectors of the Southeast Asian (SEA) region, contributing 11.4% to the regional GDP. Diverse conditions in climate, vegetation, physiography, geology, and lithology have resulted in 19 complex soil geographical areas, creating 11 farming systems, of which four are considered significant. Soil health has been recognized as key to a successful and productive cropping system, giving rise to sustainable agriculture.

L’Algérie agricole et rurale 60 ans après : de la décolonisation au modèle concessionnaire

Journal Articles & Books
August, 2024
Algeria

Après un rappel de l’héritage colonial et une critique du mythe de la prospérité coloniale, l’étude évoque les principales transformations opérées au cours des premières décennies (1960-1970) sous l’effet des politiques de réformes agraires (autogestion et révolution agraire), ainsi que les raisons qui sont au fondement des options libérales qui ont été retenues lors des décennies qui ont suivies (1980-2000).

La sécurisation des terres agricoles du domaine public à l’épreuve du clientélisme politique en Algérie

Journal Articles & Books
December, 2019
Algeria

En juillet 2017, le nouveau Premier ministre, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, tient un Conseil interministériel et procède au gel de plusieurs décisions concernant « l’affectation des réserves foncières destinées à la création de nouvelles exploitations agricoles et d’élevage » [1]. Ces décisions ont été prises par son prédécesseur, Abdelmalek Sellal, quelques mois auparavant dans l’intention d’attribuer des milliers d’hectares de terres arables à des investisseurs privés en vue de la création de quelque 300 nouveaux projets agricoles.

TERRE SÉCURISÉE ET SÉCURITÉ ALIMENTAIRE AU BURKINA FASO

Reports & Research
November, 2024
Burkina Faso

Dans les zones rurales, où l’agriculture est la principale source de subsistance, la terre est bien plus qu’une simple ressource économique ; elle est essentielle à l’identité et à la culture des communautés. L’insécurité foncière, souvent causée par des conflits, des politiques foncières mal définies ou des systèmes de propriété inadéquats, peut mener à des déplacements de populations et à une utilisation inefficace des terres.