A4I hosted a side event at the World Food Prize ‘No Ordinary Matter: A Prelude to A Montpellier Panel Report on Enhancing Africa’s Soils’ on Thursday the 16th of October 2014. Soils are primarily responsible for providing water and nutrients to crops and animals. When unable to provide these services to their full capacity, crops,… Read more »
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#ScienceMinute L’allaitement maternel, la bio-fortication et les jardins potagers peuvent aider à réduire avec succès les niveaux de malnutrition en #Afrique, soulignent les membres de @MaMoPanel dans leur rapport ‘Mieux Nourris”: bit.ly/3iZWbdA
#ScienceMinute The battle against malnutrition in Africa can be won according to @MaMoPanel. Breastfeeding, biofortification, and homestead gardens are crucial to reducing malnutrition in Africa, according to @MaMoPanel members’#NourishedReport. 👉 bit.ly/3AIQsP7
.#ICYMI: the WWF "Farming with biodiversity" report explores the merits of agroecological approaches that can help us secure a nature-positive world. 👉bit.ly/3DHZdLv @Nachilala @wwfzambia @WWFBetterBiz
#ICYMI: @Power4All2025 @GACSA_news @RockefellerFdn and @MaMoPanel co-organized a global dialogue about the most innovative approaches to unlock the potential of Renewable Energy to transform #FoodSystems in Africa & Asia. Watch the event: bit.ly/3oZPTOI
