ALGERIA | Preserving steppe biodiversity for climate change mitigation
by Association La terre Verte Ain Sefra Description This project aims to contribute to the rehabilitation of fragile ecological systems: Stipa tenacissima and the Atlas pistachio (Pistacia atlentica) in the [...]
CAMEROON | Farmers’ contribution in changing landscape units preserves the ecosystem
by BINI Michel from CNOP-CAM Description To prevent flooding during the rainy season, farmers clean the central hemispheres (water bed) and collectors by weeding regularly. They also build concrete water [...]
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC | Cocoa agroforestry systems provide ecological benefits
by HAMADOU DAMALA from CNOP-CAF Description Central African Republic is one of the most vulnerable to climate change, characterized by increased temperatures, torrential rains, flood and drought. Farmers have adopted [...]
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO | Sustainable agricultural practices to adapt to climate change
by CONAPAC Description The effects of climate change are evident in the activities of farmers. Climate change is reflected in rainfall patterns, which affect the agricultural calendar and disrupt farming [...]
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO | Soil protection and conservation to increase prosperity of rural communities
by ZAWADI VIHUMBIRA Kahindo -Ligue des Organisations des Femmes Paysannes du Congo (LOFEPACO) Description COVID-19 emerged at a time when the agricultural sector in our region was facing climatic disruptions [...]
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO | Agroecology strengthens production capacity
by Mélanie Ekutchu – farmer from COPACO PRP Description Climate change has severely affected the country, having as major impacts: Decreased rainfall, droughts, environmental degradation, deforestation. Flooding of crops, disruption [...]