Upcoming SNRD Africa Conference in Abidjan
Find the preliminary agenda and registration information. We look forward to your participation!
Software Tools to Tackle the SDGs
Four comprehensive software tools were presented at the SNRD Asia / TUEWAS workshop
iSDG Model — Integrated Development Planning Tool by Matteo Pedercini
Online presentation held at the SNRD Asia workshop on the "SDGs going digital"
Bridging the Digital Gender Gap — Webinar Recording
Introduction to the latest ICT tools available in Africa and how you can effectively use them to empower women in rural areas
Climate Change Adaptation Community and Climate Risk CoP on IDA
GIZ is phasing in their new integrated digital applications platform IDA
Proceedings of the 2017 SNRD Africa Conference in Pretoria
The SNRD Africa conference beginning of May was a lively, interactive event with about 150 participants from all over Africa and Germany. Find the final report.
The Most Pressing Issue in Rural Development – Hans Schöneberger
Hans Schöneberger thinks that all progress achieved in rural development will be eaten up by population growth. The issue put massive pressure on natural resources and was the source for substantial conflict. (...)
The Most Pressing Issue in Rural Development – Barbara Schweiger
Barbara Schweiger wants more thinking out of the box. Issues such as those related to climate should make SNRD consider more training and social aspects (...)
Looking Ahead From the SNRD Conference – New Collaboration Tools Need to Be Utilised in the Future
As the newly elected speaker of the SNRD Africa, I want to encourage efforts to keep the energetic momentum of the conference and build onto the ideas. Let’s be innovative so that we can implement as much as possible in the coming years. What I want to support (...)
The Most Pressing Issue in Rural Development – Christel Weller-Molongua
Christel Weller-Molongua sees the biggest challenge for rural development in creating jobs for the young. Youngsters wanted new forms of cooperation and since they were active on the social networks (…)