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The conference is intended to ask ‘how to feed growing population within planetary boundaries?’. The publication of conference compendium is expected to contribute towards global coalitions and platforms. The keys topics are likely to be around natural productivity, climate impact and cost, economics for small scale farmers, AMR impact,...
Photo by SAI AUNG MAIN/AFP via Getty Images Located on the beautiful west coast of Myanmar, Rakhine State is home to a rich cultural heritage and breathtaking natural landscapes. The region is famous for its beautiful beaches and historic temples dating back centuries. However, behind its calm facade is the...
Social Behaviour Change (SBC) can be pivotal for achieving sustainable and holistic change in the ways we produce, process, and consume food. Going beyond conventional agricultural approaches, SBC acknowledges that successful and enduring transformation necessitates not only altering farming practices but also understanding and influencing the behaviour of individuals...
Mr. Oun Han is a young man from the central region of Cambodia, namely from Stoung District in Kampong Thom province. He is a dedicated farmer who works hard to achieve his goals in life. He is the father of two young children, a girl and a boy. His...
ASEAN Access Ambassadors promote the platform and its features, indirectly boosting women's empowerment. Initial appointees include six women entrepreneurs from Cambodia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam. Nurturing MSMEs in ASEAN Inclusive and sustainable economic development in ASEAN relies on leveraging the potential of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)...
Written by: Dorpaima Lumban Gaol, Communications and Knowledge Management Adviser INDONESIA - Kapuas Hulu, West Kalimantan Indonesia is well known for its rich biodiversity. According to data from CIFOR (Center for International Forestry Research), the Kapuas Hulu district span a total area of 29,842 km2, with 74% of this region...
The project “Climate Protection Through Avoided Deforestation” (CliPAD) has passed the halfway point of its seven-year implementation period. Developed to respond to the steady decline in forest cover as a result of agricultural expansion, infrastructure development and timber extraction, the project supports villagers in land use planning processes in...
The Webinar series goes on! Due to the great response to the last sessions of the Webinar Series, the WG Agriculture decided to keep the exchange up and is now focusing on GIZ internal expertise and contributing to GIZ-wide discussion of the topic. Following the momentum of past sessions,...
Located in Indore, Sirpur Talaab is a Ramsar site in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. Built by the Holkars, the erstwhile rulers of Indore State, primarily for drinking water supply, the wetland lost its ecological integrity over time. But today with the help of citizen initiatives and government...
Launch of ’Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool – Practitioner’s Guide' | ©GIZIndia/Kirtiman Awasthi IKI-BMUV project ‘Wetlands Management for Biodiversity and Climate Protection’ in collaboration with MoEF&CC, celebrated World Wetland Day 2024 on 2 February at Sirpur Lake, Indore. The event saw the esteemed presence of Secretary-General Dr. Musonda Mumba and Senior...
