Wild Animals Are Climate Actors, Not Just Victims, Scientists Say

Wild animals interact with systems as they move nutrients, disperse seeds, influence vegetation, alter food webs, and terrestrial ecosystems

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The Goat, the Market and the Dryland: Heifer International’s Push for Livestock Resilience

From my reverie as I watching the foothills of Kilimanjaro roll past along the dusty road as the van made its slow descent down a…

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The Age of Electricity: IEA Says 35% Electrification by 2035 Is Within Reach

The IEA cautions that electrification alone cant deliver climate goals as they are attainable if electricity comes from low-emissions sources

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Beyond the Safety Net: Kenya Reimagines Social Protection for a Changing Economy

The Ministry has developed a strategy to extend social protection coverage to rural and informal workers, to helpING workers save for old age

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Digital Tools for Export-Ready Farming in Kenya

Why is technology becoming unavoidable in agriculture today? A question that has had farmers and experts alike networking to come up with relevant technological solutions…

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Germany

Germany Maps Its Exit from Fossil Fuels, but the Test Lies in Implementation

Germany has unveiled a national roadmap to end its dependence on coal, oil and gas by 2045, translating the COP28 agreement into domestic energy policy.…

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Beyond 1.5°C: Nepal’s Flood Disaster Intensifies Calls for Climate Adaptation Finance

The emerging message is that adaptation is no longer solely an investment in future resilience but an immediate development priority

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The Race to Turn Farm Data into Decisions

Agribusinesses are collecting more data than ever before. Production figures, financial records, logistics information, greenhouse measurements, transport data and operational reports are becoming part of…

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Land conservation initiatives are crucial in safeguarding the environment and mitigating the effects of climate change. By promoting actionable information and best practices, we can enhance restoration efforts and drive meaningful change. 
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Wild Animals Are Climate Actors, Not Just Victims, Scientists Say
Wild Animals Are Climate Actors, Not Just Victims, Scientists Say

Wild animals interact with systems as they move nutrients, disperse seeds, influence vegetation, alter food webs, and terrestrial ecosystems

The Goat, the Market and the Dryland: Heifer International’s Push for Livestock Resilience
The Goat, the Market and the Dryland: Heifer International’s Push for Livestock Resilience

From my reverie as I watching the foothills of Kilimanjaro roll past along the dusty road as the van made its slow descent down a dry creek and up again, the notification from my phone pulled me. ‘Welcome to…

The Age of Electricity: IEA Says 35% Electrification by 2035 Is Within Reach
The Age of Electricity: IEA Says 35% Electrification by 2035 Is Within Reach

The IEA cautions that electrification alone cant deliver climate goals as they are attainable if electricity comes from low-emissions sources

Beyond the Safety Net: Kenya Reimagines Social Protection for a Changing Economy
Beyond the Safety Net: Kenya Reimagines Social Protection for a Changing Economy

The Ministry has developed a strategy to extend social protection coverage to rural and informal workers, to helpING workers save for old age

Digital Tools for Export-Ready Farming in Kenya
Digital Tools for Export-Ready Farming in Kenya

Why is technology becoming unavoidable in agriculture today? A question that has had farmers and experts alike networking to come up with relevant technological solutions to the many challenges affecting the sector. Speaking to Charles Amunga, CEO of Monarky…

Germany Maps Its Exit from Fossil Fuels, but the Test Lies in Implementation
Germany Maps Its Exit from Fossil Fuels, but the Test Lies in Implementation

Germany has unveiled a national roadmap to end its dependence on coal, oil and gas by 2045, translating the COP28 agreement into domestic energy policy. While the plan signals progress towards cleaner energy and greater energy security, questions remain…

Beyond 1.5°C: Nepal’s Flood Disaster Intensifies Calls for Climate Adaptation Finance
Beyond 1.5°C: Nepal’s Flood Disaster Intensifies Calls for Climate Adaptation Finance

The emerging message is that adaptation is no longer solely an investment in future resilience but an immediate development priority

The Race to Turn Farm Data into Decisions
The Race to Turn Farm Data into Decisions

Agribusinesses are collecting more data than ever before. Production figures, financial records, logistics information, greenhouse measurements, transport data and operational reports are becoming part of everyday farm management. But collecting data and making use of it are two different…

27 Wildlife Organisations Demand Permanent End to Vantara’s Animal Imports
27 Wildlife Organisations Demand Permanent End to Vantara’s Animal Imports

Vantara maintains that its previous imports complied with applicable legal requirements and that its new commitments have stronger safeguards

Machinery, Mobility and Power: Building the Modern Horticultural Farm
Machinery, Mobility and Power: Building the Modern Horticultural Farm

For horticultural farms, mechanisation is no longer simply about putting a tractor in the field. Modern farms need vehicles to move workers, inputs and produce, reliable power for greenhouses and boreholes, and increasingly, solutions that can improve efficiency while…

The Soil Is the Infrastructure: Africa’s Push to Rethink Fertiliser and Food Security
The Soil Is the Infrastructure: Africa’s Push to Rethink Fertiliser and Food Security

For Africa to build resilient food systems, the first infrastructure it has to strengthen is the one it has been farming all along: the soil

A Changing Climate, Smarter Farms: The Future Taking Shape at Hortifare
A Changing Climate, Smarter Farms: The Future Taking Shape at Hortifare

Kenya’s horticulture industry is entering a period in which producing more will no longer be enough. Climate change, global market pressures, rising costs, evolving regulations, and the need for greater efficiency are forcing the sector to rethink how it…

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