SNRD Africa is a network of local and international GIZ professionals working in the rural development sector in Africa. In essence, it is a profound knowledge sharing hub that promotes capacity development and better project management practice.
The Sector Network Rural Development Africa spans over virtually all aspects of rural development, including sustainable natural resources management and the impact of climate change on agriculture. Sustainable economic development and good governance are considered fundamental factors in this context as well.
COLLABORATION
The centrepiece of the network
PROJECTS
We run 115+ projects in every second country on the continent
LATEST
Have a look at recent developments at SNRD Africa
Sustainability Is a Result of Reacting Properly to Short-Term Needs
Brief testimonial by Michael Sunbola, founder of the Lagos Foodbank
Quality Assurance Most Important for Project in Ghana
Elke Stumpf & Kathrin Cordes on the success factors of the Market Oriented Agriculture Programme in Ghana
Where Lies the Future of Aforestation Initiatives?
Brief statement by CCLNRM working group speaker Désiré Tchigangkong
Adaptation Is a Matter of Policy Level Integration
Brief statement by Abdramane N'golo Diarra, Advisor Climate Change, GIZ Mali
Update from the ABIVCD Working Group
What happened at the workshop of the Agribusiness and Inclusive Value Chain Development working group in Abidjan?
How to Counter-Act Population Growth in Africa — Starting With Educating Girls
Excellent in-depth interview wit Felix Kwame Yeboah on educating girls to delay first pregnancies and much more
Gender, Climate Change and Governance — The Three Most Important Topics in Development Cooperation
Brief statement by head of GIZ's Globe division Christel Weller-Molongua
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