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We can all benefit from homemade organic pesticides! As part of the SESAME project; thoses two videos are revealing a recipe of organic pesticides made with local products

The intervention will cover the entire AFAFI-North project area (DIANA region) for a 12-month period starting in September

We can all benefit from a high-quality sesame! As part of the SESAME project; thoses three videos are mentionning sesame production, trade and transport

For more than 10 years, Nitidæ has been making available its knowledge of target industries as well as the expertise acquired thanks to its Energy Department by supporting small and medium-sized agri…

185 species have been identified, 81% are endemic to Madagascar and 23% have a particular conservation status

As forest technicians / botanists, your main mission will be to carry out botanical and biomass inventories of cocoa-based agroforestry plots in the south-east of Côte d'Ivoire

What is the link between deforestation and elephant movements in the Gile National Park in Mozambique?

Around Gilé National Park, the project gives the opportunity to women cashew nut producers to actively participate in technical training on conservation agriculture and the planting of cashew trees

After more than a year of partnership in the vanilla sector, a new economic operator is involved in the region of our Talaky project in southern Madagascar

The study shows that the extension of cash crops led to a deforestation rate of 4.95% per year over the period 2016 to 2019

The European Union, Germany and France are working together alongside Madagascar to actively fight deforestation

Create a collaborative tool between producers, research, private sector, institutions and civil society to contribute to the valuation of agroforestry cocoa on the markets and encourage the adoption…

Based in Bouaké for a period of 6 months, you will ensure the optimal management and efficient use of human, financial and material resources for the Agrovalor RCI project

The report identifies in particular the importance of promoting complementary value-chain (sesame, food crops, etc.) in order to limit deforestation as well as the value of organic certification

The study shows that woody species richness, woody diversity and soil properties recover within 20-25 years, whereas species composition takes much longer to recover