The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) piloted and scaled grid-connected solar irrigation pumps that allow farmers to sell surplus power to the grid, boosting incomes while incentivizing sustainable groundwater management.
The Gender Action Learning System (GALS) empowers women and marginalized farmers by transforming restrictive household gender dynamics, ensuring equitable access to resources, decision-making power, and the successful adoption of climate-smart agricultural practices.
Healthy natural resources are the foundation of food security, resilient livelihoods and sustainable development. By prioritizing conservation and integrated landscape management, countries can strengthen agricultural productivity while safeguarding the ecosystems that support long-term prosperity.
Pastoral livelihoods depend on more than roads and buildings. From livestock routes and climate information to veterinary care and water infrastructure, connected services are essential for resilient rangelands and thriving pastoral communities.
Startups and entrepreneurs are invited to apply for support to scale technology-driven circular economy solutions in Ghana's agriculture and textile sectors. Joining the challenge gives you the chance to refine, test and scale your agri-tech solution in one of West Africa’s most dynamic ecosystems.
New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters announced a NZ$3.39 million extension to the CGIAR Asian Mega-Deltas initiative, funding a 12-month push to strengthen climate resilience, food security, and agricultural productivity across key delta regions in Asia.
Despite heavy investment in solar-lift irrigation to fight water scarcity in Nepal's mid-hills, many projects quickly become non-functional. Research shows that while technical feasibility is prioritized, long-term success falters due to neglected governance, maintenance, and post-installation support.