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Africa to experience steep drop in staple crops by 2050 – New Business Ethiopia

Africa to experience steep drop in staple crops by 2050 – New Business Ethiopia
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Knowledge departmentUn international fund for agricultural developmentAgricultural developmentWhat can smallholder farmers growClimate changeFuture crop suitabilitySouthern africaJyotsna puriVice president

IFAD report predicts steep drop in African staple crops by 2050, prompting urgent call for adaptation funding at COP26

Staple crops in eight African countries could decrease by as much as 80 percent by 2050 in some areas if temperatures continue to rise due to climate change, according to a report released today by IFAD.

Knowledge departmentUn international fund for agricultural developmentAgricultural developmentWhat can smallholder farmers growClimate changeFuture crop suitabilitySouthern africaJyotsna puriVice presidentClimate and environment

If we lose biodiversity, we will not address climate change or hunger, warns IFAD report ahead of UN biodiversity conference

If we lose biodiversity, we will not address climate change or hunger, warns IFAD report ahead of UN biodiversity conference 07 October 2021 ©IFAD/Ibrahima Kebe Diallo Rome, 7 October 2021 –.

Burkina fasoKnowledge departmentUn international fund for agricultural developmentAgricultural developmentSustainable livelihoodsFood systemsJyotsna puriAssociate vice presidentClimate and environment

IFAD Warns World Faces Climate Change, Hunger Crisis if Biodiversity Loss is Not Curtail

IFAD Warns World Faces Climate Change, Hunger Crisis if Biodiversity Loss is Not Curtail
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Oluchi chibuzorKnowledge departmentUn international fund for agricultural developmentAgricultural developmentSustainable livelihoodsFood systemsAssociate vice presidentJyotsna puri

If we lose biodiversity, we will not address climate change or hunger, warns IFAD report ahead of UN biodiversity conference

If we continue to lose biodiversity, the world’s most vulnerable people will not be able to adapt to climate change nor sustainably produce food

Burkina fasoKnowledge departmentUn international fund for agricultural developmentAgricultural developmentSustainable livelihoodsFood systemsJyotsna puriAssociate vice president