Tag: climate change

Agri Actu: The Boulmiougou dam, silted up and devoid of fish

AgribusinessTV May 26, 2025 1056 No Comments

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The Boulmiougou dam, located in the city of Ouagadougou, plays an important role in supplying water to one of the city’s largest vegetable producing sites. However, this dam is now threatened by progressive silting. The accumulation of sand and other waste, considerably reduces its water retention capacity, endan

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Agri Climat: Investing in agriculture for a more resilient population

AgribusinessTV March 13, 2025 1100 No Comments

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The Cameroonian organisation “Support Humanity Cameroun” is helping the Mbororo community to set up agricultural projects. The aim of “Support Humanity Cameroon” is to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change in Africa. What makes it special is that women are at the heart of all its projec

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Saudi Arabia: Riyadh at the heart of climate decisions

AgribusinessTV December 13, 2024 1238 No Comments

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From 2 to 13 December 2024, the 16th Conference of the Parties (COP 16) organised by the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification was held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Meetings, panels, presentations of projects and innovations were just some of the activities that enlivened the days of this global event. Africa

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Burkina Faso: Giving a new life to degraded lands

AgribusinessTV June 3, 2019 3853 No Comments

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In Burkina Faso, land degradation has become a serious threat to sustainable development. Denuded lands represent more than 24% of the total agricultural area. This phenomenon contributes to reducing the useful agricultural land and the level of production, thus plunging many producers into poverty to the point of push

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Togo: Drip irrigation to gain more

AgribusinessTV March 19, 2019 5997 No Comments

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In Kovié, in the south of Togo, the introduction of a drip irrigation system is changing the life of women vegetable growers. Access to water was a big challenge for the women. They had to walk several kilometres to get water and carry the bucket on their head. And the fact that it was a Read More

Climate change and indigenous knowledge: An unknown asset

AgribusinessTV December 11, 2018 4863 No Comments

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After completing koranic school in Mali, Yacouba Sawadogo came back to his village in Burkina Faso and started trading. While he prospered in this business, he also noticed that the land was degraded where he lived, and people were moving to other regions as nothing was growing there anymore. Yacouba began to experimen

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Burkina Faso: A pyramid for soilless culture

AgribusinessTV July 24, 2018 2414 No Comments

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Kevin DOAMBA is a graduate in animal production. He has developed a pyramid that combines crop production, poultry and fish farming. Kevin’s observation was that in Burkina Faso, farmers are dependent on rainfall and with climate change, it does not rain like before. The pyramid system that he conceived enables the u

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