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The 2026 Agroecology TPP Annual Members’ Forum brought 131 researchers, farmers, practitioners and policymakers together in Costa Rica to exchange experiences and strengthen collaboration around agroecological transitions. The post Growing together: Agroecology community strengthens ties in Latin America appeared first
In Kisangani, Democratic Republic of the Congo, hands-on, long-term agroforestry training is helping young entrepreneurs build businesses, improve food security and strengthen household livelihoods. The post From theory to practice: Building livelihoods through agroforestry appeared first on Landscape Alliance Forests
In Cameroon’s North and Far North regions, six Climate-Smart Villages are testing practical ways for communities to adapt to drought, erratic rainfall and food insecurity — from agroforestry and improved farming practices to weather information, clean energy and women-led cooperatives. The post When communities open th
At UNCCD COP17 in Ulaanbaatar, African governments, researchers, development partners and investors examined how evidence from restoration efforts across the Great Green Wall can help turn proven approaches into investment-ready programmes. The post From evidence to investment: COP17 puts finance at the heart of the Gr
Ethiopia is working to improve coordination among institutions implementing the Great Green Wall Initiative, with a new coalition framework setting out common approaches to planning, monitoring and reporting. The post Ethiopia reviews and validates National Great Green Wall Coalition Framework appeared first on Landsca
Across African cities, communities are planting and caring for trees along roadsides, in neighbourhoods and around schools, creating greener public spaces while helping to manage flooding, support biodiversity and provide shade. The post Why Africa’s cities are starting to plant and tend trees appeared first on Landsca
New seed orchards, a tree seed laboratory and seed collector groups are being established in Ethiopia’s Somali region to improve access to quality seed from native dryland tree species. The post Planting the foundations of the Somali Region’s first tree seed system appeared first on Landscape Alliance Forests News .
The 2025 State of the Forests of the Congo Basin report examines how countries across Central Africa are implementing international environmental agreements and whether those commitments are delivering results for forests and people. The post From promises to practice: Are Congo Basin forest agreements delivering? appe
Climate information is helping rice farmers in northern Côte d’Ivoire choose better planting windows. The post When planting becomes a decision, not a gamble appeared first on Landscape Alliance Forests News .
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