Investing at 45°C: The Alliance charts Djibouti’s climate-smart path
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30.06.25
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Could the future of dryland agriculture emerge along the shores of the Red Sea? From June 10–12, 2025, the Alliance of Bioversity International and CIAT participated in Djibouti’s first-ever National Agri-Business Forum, bringing together decision-makers, researchers, donors, and the private sector. In a country facing extreme climatic conditions but committed to innovation, the Alliance showcased its expertise in Climate-Smart Agricultural Investment Planning. Three days of exchange laid the groundwork for an ambitious roadmap where science drives food sovereignty and inclusive growth.
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