HeyJaredHaoua Ango Sawadogo
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A GESI Approach to Integrated Landscape Management (opens the original)
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Across the Sahel, evidence increasingly shows that land restoration initiatives are more effective and sustainable when they address the barriers facing women, youth, and other underserved or vulnerable groups. To explore ways to empower these groups, the Soil Values program hosted a bilingual (French and English) webinar on September 10 to examine how gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) and conflict sensitivity can strengthen integrated landscape management and improve development outco
Soil Values Advances Resilient Food Systems at the AFS Forum (opens the original)
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On September 2 in Kigali, Rwanda, the Soil Values program participated in the opening ceremony of the Africa Food Systems (AFS) Forum, marking the start of the Forum’s 20th anniversary celebrations. Soil Values joined stakeholders from across the continent to reflect on two decades of progress and explore how experience can be translated into action for the future. For the Soil Values program consortium, led by the International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC) in partnership with SNV and Wa
Webinar on GESI, Conflict Sensitivity, & Landscape Management (opens the original)
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Across the Sahel, declining soil fertility, land degradation, climate change, pressure on natural resources, and competition over land and water continue to undermine agricultural productivity and rural livelihoods. For many farmers, these challenges are also shaped by gender inequalities, social exclusion, unequal access to resources, and power dynamics. The Soil Values program is organizing a webinar entitled “People, Power, and Soil: Applying GESI and Conflict Sensitivity in Integrated Landsc
Building the Foundations for Landscape Management (opens the original)
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A new community-level partnership is providing a framework for stakeholders in Burkina Faso’s Kou watershed to work toward a shared vision for sustainable development through 2033. By bringing together multiple organizations and groups, the partnership aims to strengthen coordination, align investments, and support resilient livelihoods while addressing the interconnected environmental and economic challenges affecting the landscape, such as soil degradation, pressure on natural resources, limit
Bringing Agricultural Inputs Within Farmers’ Reach (opens the original)
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For years, farmers across the Yartiti and Fajewa watersheds in northern Nigeria faced a recurring challenge. Finding quality agricultural inputs often meant farmers had to travel long distances to major towns, spending additional time and money on transportation. In the end, low-quality products might still be all they could obtain. These challenges were familiar to Muhammad Auwal, Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Agro-Input Dealers Association (NAIDA) for the North-West Region. “In the past,
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