BUZZ Women Gambia Observes International Women’s Day/Week with Focus on Climate and Environment Cleanliness
By Ahmad M. Ceesay Buzz Women, Gambia is an NGO driven by the goal to help ...
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Tag: Climate Change
IFAD-funded project to increase coffee and cocoa production in eastern Cuba while building resilience of smallholder farmers to climate change
Rome/Havana, 4 March 2022 – The UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the Government of ...
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Denmark commits millions to vulnerable farmers through IFAD’s climate adaptation fund
Rome, 9 December 2021 – In the wake of COP26, which featured a strong call for increased finance to ...
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Food producers need a greater voice in global climate forums, says Finnish development leader and IFAD’s new head of external relations
Rome, 1 December 2021 – Food is one the defining issue of our time yet, as we have ...
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IFAD report predicts steep drop in African staple crops by 2050, prompting urgent call for adaptation funding at COP26
Rome, 27 October 2021 – Staple crops in eight African countries could decrease by as much as ...
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Lawmakers Give their ‘Blessings’ to SAB After Slicing Initial Amount
The lawmakers at the National Assembly in Banjul have approved a total of One Billion and ...
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Gambia: EU Launches Environmental Sustainability Project for 3 NGOs
The European Union (EU) office in the Gambia recently launched an over 1.3 million euros (over 80 million dalasis) ...
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Conservation Farming Improves Agricultural Production in Climate Change Conditions, Says Young Agriculturist Njie
With the rapidly ever changes in the climate, farmers and agriculturalists are rising against this natural, ...
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FAO’s Drone training improves the fight against climate change
16 APRIL 2021, Banjul – Infertile soils, high prevalence of crops diseases and pests amidst weak ...
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FAO, Partners Confer On CPF and Project Planning
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations (UN) in The Gambia from 17-18 ...
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