Preparing Ghanaian cocoa farmers for changing climate conditions

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)
Published on
08.08.19
Challenges
Climate

CIAT collaborates with CocoaLink to help young farmers mitigate the negative effects of climate change through digital maps. Get critical information on cocoa and agricultural tips by downloading CocoaLink mobile application.

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