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Acting together, acting now: Delivering Zero Hunger

25/9/14

Agriculture, Hunger, Poverty, News/feature, Africa, Global, 2014

Alliance for Climate smart agriculture

24/9/14

Environmental/Climate Change, Agriculture, News/feature, Africa, 2014

Land Belongs to the Future - Let’s Climate Proof It

17/6/14

Agriculture, Environmental/Climate Change, Hunger, News/feature, Ethiopia, Africa, 2014

The Daudi family enrolled in a farmer field school implemented by TechnoServe with Irish Aid funding.

Improving lives of smallholder farmers in Tanzania

17/4/14

Agriculture, Aid Effectiveness, Case study, Africa, Tanzania, 2014

Members of Gumutindo Co-operative, Uganda. Photo: Oliver Scheel / TransFair e.V

Fairtrade Coffee from Uganda: Gumutindo Cooperative

6/3/14

Agriculture, Poverty, Case study, Africa, Ireland, Uganda, 2014

Ansiira Nyirabagenzi inspects her new crop of Quality Protein Maize in Nyabugando, Western Uganda. Photo: Harriet Adong / Farm Radio International

World Radio Day: Using Radio to Improve Farming

13/2/14

Agriculture, Aid Effectiveness, News/feature, Africa, Ethiopia, Malawi, Tanzania, 2014

Research on improving nutrition through bio-fortified crops

28/1/14

Agriculture, News/feature, Africa, Ireland, 2013

Assisting farmers around the world

23/9/13

Agriculture, Hunger, Poverty, Environmental/Climate Change, News/feature, Africa, Ireland, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Timor Leste, 2013

Irrigation canal, Pa Lang village, Nghia Thuan commune, Quan Ba district, Ha Giang province, Vietnam. Photo: Pham Quang Hoa

Building resilience through improved irrigation

9/9/13

Agriculture, Poverty, Case study, Vietnam, Ireland, 2013

Guido Ximenes Sequeira, Director of Josephina Farm explains when seedlings are ready to be transplanted to vegetable fields, Timor Leste. Photo: Annabella Skof ILO.

Business Opportunities and Support Services

9/9/13

Agriculture, Aid Effectiveness, Poverty, Trade, Case study, Timor Leste, Ireland, 2013

Mary Zumbuza tending her irrigation plot in the Nsembe irrigation scheme, Malawi. Photo: Irish Aid

Irrigation extending the growing season

9/9/13

Agriculture, Hunger, Poverty, Case study, Africa, Ireland, Malawi, 2013

Mamosiuoa Maromaki working at her keyhole garden, Leribe, Lesotho. Photo: Matela Thabane, Irish Aid

Unlocking the potential of small-scale farming

9/9/13

Agriculture, Poverty, Hunger, Case study, Africa, Ireland, Lesotho, 2013

Ahmed Yimer, Ethiopia, harvesting his improved Tef, grown from seeds provided by Concern Worldwide, with the support of Irish Aid. Photo: Concern

Improving Harvests in Ethiopia

9/9/13

Agriculture, Aid Effectiveness, Hunger, Poverty, Case study, Africa, Ethiopia, Ireland, 2013

Ester Jerome Mtegule, Oxfam Ireland's first Female Food Hero. Lyenge, Tanzania. 2011

Female Food Heroes in Tanzania

6/9/13

Gender, Agriculture, Case study, Ireland, Tanzania, Africa, 2013

Women in Tanzania prepare sweet potatoes as part of Enhanced Homestead Food Production Project. Photo: Irish Aid.

The not-so-humble spud

23/8/13

Agriculture, Hunger, News/feature, Africa, Ireland, 2013

Daniel Kampani and his wife Clara on their conservation agriculture demonstration plot

Sowing the Seeds of Change: Supporting agriculture in Malawi

6/8/13

Agriculture, Case study, Ireland, Malawi, 2013

Muna Abu Jabar (43) with her son and their goats in Muglad, South Kordofan, Sudan. Photo: Concern / Alaa Hamid al Bashir, 2012.

Supporting Women Farmers in Sudan

8/7/13

Agriculture, Hunger, Poverty, Case study, Africa, Sudan, South Sudan, 2013

Managing Risk in Mongolia

12/4/13

Agriculture, Environmental/Climate Change, Case study, Global, 2013

Men and Women from Kaymor in central Senegal help to build a wall to protect their land from wind and wwater erosion. WFP/Jenny Matthews

WFP: Building Walls against Wind and Water Erosion in Senegal (HNCJ)

11/4/13

Environmental/Climate Change, Agriculture, Case study, Africa, Global, 2013

Women Picking Tomatoes, in Widou Thingily, Northern Senegal, where the Great Green Wall is helping to reduce the risk of desertification. WFP/Jenny Matthews

WFP: The Great Green Wall, Senegal (HNCJ)

11/4/13

Agriculture, Environmental/Climate Change, Case study, Africa, Global, 2013

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