At COP28, Family Farmers Who Feed the World Went Unheard
This article was originally published at DeSmog and was written by climate, agriculture, and sustainable development scholar Ibrahima Hathie. [...]
Senegal: COVID-19 creates a unique opportunity for an inclusive and sustainable food policy
How has Senegal's agricultural policy responded so far to a continually varying food demand? What changes are needed to meet current and future challenges? In this article we explore these questions.
The future of agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa
What does the future of African agriculture look like? Will it be able to meet the demand of a population whose preferences are changing profoundly?
How gender resonates in different contexts
Lee en español aquí / Lisez en français ici What Southern Voice’s State [...]
Measuring Post-2015 Sustainable Development in Senegal Phase II Follow-up Study
This report presents the results of Phase II of the Post-2015 Data Test initiative. It aims to address the [...]
The Post-2015 Development Agenda: Favourable Enough to Africans?
[row][third_paragraph][/third_paragraph][paragraph_right] The Post-2015 Development Agenda: Favourable Enough to Africans? This paper explores key components of the African transformative agenda that [...]
The Common African Position on the Post-2015 Development Agenda: A unique opportunity for Africa to be heard
First Posted by post2015 ⋅ June 4, 2014 The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) have been praised for their ability to focus effort and [...]
MDGs: The Unfinished Agenda
[row][third_paragraph] [/third_paragraph][paragraph_right] The present issue of the Paper includes the contributions made at the second session on “The Unfinished Agenda” of [...]
