The Global Programme Food and Nutrition Security, Enhanced Resilience is currently operating in 11 African and Asian countries. Find the information to each of their diverse activities.
Maize dominates diets in Zambia as it is affordable and brings high yields. The lack of food diversity means insufficient micronutrient intake with many people though, causing health problems as well as growth and developmental disorders.
Soziale Sicherungsmaßnahmen unterstützen ländliche Haushalte in Krisensituationen. Sie verbessern die Ernährungssicherheit und ermöglichen Haushalten, mit Risiken besser umzugehen und in profitablere Lebensgrundlagen zu investieren. Sie leisten aber noch viel mehr. - Beitrag von Barbara Rohregger
Côte d’Ivoire is an agricultural country with 24 million inhabitants. It’s the world’s leading cocoa producing country. Its food crops are essential for the nutrition of the population (…)
L’intégration des secteurs agriculture, élevage et foresterie dans les planifications et actions communales – une comparaison des expériences de la Coopération allemande au Bénin, Mali, Niger, Sénégal et à Madagascar
Download Atelier de formation développement organisationnel dans la gestion des ressources naturelles et la foresterie A practical guideline for projects and planning officers alike Digital change is bringing sweeping change at an economic, political and societal level [...]
Filling the German-Ivorian cooperation with pride, the World Heritage Committee took the Ivoirian park from the “red” list of endangered world heritage sites. The decision was based on the analysis and the conclusions of the World Heritage Centre and IUCN as an official advisory body to the Committee.
Katja Heubach speaks about the recently conducted assessment by the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services IPBES on the role of pollinators in food production systems. (...)
Pascal Payet partage les trois lésons appris du Open Space dédié à la place des jeunes dans la gestion de la sécurité alimentaire.
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. (...)
