Agroecology: A key piece to climate adaptation & mitigation?
Combating climate change outcomes with agroecology: evidence & actions needed Agroecology can be defined as the combination of research, education, action & change that brings …read more
CCAFS supports Vietnam in achieving agricultural mitigation targets
Projects on crop production, livestock, and agroforestry can help Vietnam reach its mitigation targets in agriculture. The Vietnamese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD), …read more
The future of agriculture? Integrating agroecology and climate-smart agriculture
Re-assessing agroecology’s role in sustainable agriculture. Integrating agroecology and climate-smart agriculture in CCAFS activities. The CGIAR Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security …read more
It is in their hands: Young people and the future of climate change research
Young researchers need tools, mentorship, and funding to conduct their work and contribute to solutions for the world’s most pressing problems. In the Exposure story …read more
New faces for new research: Winning candidates of CLIFF-GRADS Round 4
57 PhD candidates from 20 developing countries, of which 37% were women, will receive CLIFF-GRADS scholarships. We are excited to announce that 57 PhD candidates …read more
Reducing the carbon footprint of dairy in Sub-Saharan Africa
Research suggests that dairy farmers can reduce their carbon footprint by improving animal and herd management. The growing global population and increasing consumption of meat …read more
Trees in Latin American silvopastoral systems are a powerful mitigation resource
A new publication by leading Latin American experts shows the path for the enhancement of monitoring and reporting of silvopastoral systems. Silvopastoral systems are land-use …read more
CLIFF-GRADS Webinar Series by CCAFS & the GRA
CCAFS and the Global Research Association (GRA) hosted two webinars for the CLIFF-GRADS program. The sessions highlighted student research where students presented their research. Discussions …read more
