Why Farmers’ Organisations Want to Manage Climate Finance Themselves
A global alliance of farmer networks is pushing for direct access to climate funds and a stronger role in decision-making
Why Planting Trees Isn’t Fixing Degraded Forest Landscapes
How assisted natural regeneration offers a faster, more scalable, and community-driven alternative in Cameroon
Rwanda Prepares Coffee Sector for EU Due Diligence Rules
A national roadmap outlines priority actions to align Rwanda’s coffee sector with emerging EU sustainability legislation
When Multi-Stakeholder Platforms Don’t Influence Decisions
What makes them work in food systems - experience from Kenya
Private Sector Challenges to Unlock Food Systems Transformation
How women-led agrifood businesses in Zambia lead the way to better nutrition, climate resilience and jobs
Building Food Systems Governance: Working Through Existing Institutions
Zambia’s pathway from policy ambition to coordinated action on the ground
Better Projects Won’t Transform Food Systems – Governance Will
We're not lacking ideas or policies. Kenya’s experience shows that stronger institutional alignment is the real lever.
When Extreme Uncertainty Becomes the New Normal for Food Systems
Disruption or transformation? GIZ looks at at Strategic Foresight Report for Agriculture and Food Systems
A Go-To Reference for Strengthening Protected Area Governance in Africa
A practical resource supporting governance, management, financing, and participation in African protected areas
