Les cultivateurs peinent à adopter les techniques d’agriculture intelligente face au climat.
What does Africa Need to Achieve a Green Revolution?
The African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF) has warned that a Green Revolution cannot materialise in Africa without a major concerted effort to secure financing for agricultural production.Photo Essay
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Agriculture in South Sudan
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South Sudan is rich in natural resources, including oil, minerals and timber. The most important resource is oil, from which 98 percent of the government's revenue is derived. The vulnerability due to ... see more »
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Africa: How to Achieve a Green Revolution in Africa
allAfrica, 4 September 2013
Excerpts from the conclusion of the African Agriculture Status Report 2013, published today by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa: Read more »
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Mozambique: African Green Revolution Forum Opens in Maputo
AGRA, 4 September 2013
The African Green Revolution Forum (AGRF) opens today in Maputo, bringing together over 150 leading figures and experts, including African heads of state, ministers, farmers,… Read more »
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Africa: Africa Loses As Women Farmers Are Marginalised
allAfrica, 4 September 2013
The “enormous potential” of small-scale farming to reduce poverty in Africa is not being realised mainly because rural women are neither recognised nor supported enough… Read more »
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Africa: Genetically Modified Crops - - 'Fear of the Unknown'
allAfrica, 4 September 2013
A new report on the state of African agriculture is scathing about opposition to planting genetically-modified crops as a way of growing more food for the continent. Read more »
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Africa: Agra Launches Africa Agriculture Status Report
AGRA, 4 September 2013
Today, the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) launches its inaugural report on the state of African agriculture. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Hunger Looms As Zimbabwe Faces Highest Levels of Food Insecurity in Years
WFP, 3 September 2013
Hunger is on the rise in Zimbabwe with an estimated 2.2 million people - one in four of the rural population - expected to need food assistance during the pre-harvest period early… Read more »
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Ethiopia: WFP Empowers Smallholder Farmers Through Purchase for Progress
WFP, 2 September 2013
As the world's largest humanitarian agency, WFP uses its procurement needs to boost agriculture in developing nations: in 2012, itbought US$1.1 billion worth of food and more than… Read more »
