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Advancing Progress in Kenya

Advancing Progress in Kenya From October 28th to November 4th, 2024, the SAFE4ALL project team visited Kenya, achieving significant milestones that foster progress across various objectives. This week-long visit included a workshop with key stakeholders, a field visit to connect with farmers, and strategic meetings strengthening partnerships within the SAFE4ALL consortium. Each activity provided invaluable […]

Ghana’s Agriculture Navigating Climate Change

Ghana’s Agriculture Navigating Climate Change Agriculture forms the backbone of Ghana’s economy, with around 50 % of its GDP relying on this vital sector. However, the majority of Ghanaian farmers—80 %—are engaged in small-scale rainfed farming, where success hinges on their ability to align farming decisions with ever-changing weather conditions. Ghana’s heavy reliance on rainfed […]

The growing threat to Zimbabwe’s food security

The growing threat to Zimbabwe’s food security Zimbabwe’s economy heavily depends on agriculture, which contributes about 30 % to its Gross Domestic Product. The country’s food production, especially among small-scale rainfed farmers who make up 70 – 8 0% of the farming population, is significantly affected by climate change. This article explores the multifaceted impact […]

Driving Innovation in Climate Services

Driving Innovation in Climate Services Recap of the SAFE4ALL Africa Project’s First General Assembly From the 13th to the 15th of March, marked a significant milestone as the SAFE4ALL Africa project kicked off with its first General Assembly held at Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands. This initiative, funded by the Horizon Europe Framework […]