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'' Allow Geographical Indications to thrive" Emphasized the Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Honourable Ziyambi Ziyambi at the ongoing Worldwide Symposium on Geographical Indications in Victoria Falls Zimbabwe
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@CGIAR #AgroecologyInitiative🇿🇼 Outcome Identification Workshop is underway, bringing together farmers and key stakeholders like @FarmerHamara , @apt_zimbabwe, @BioHubZim , @EMAeep & @AgritexS , to discuss with @CIMMYT & @IWMI the noticeable change in communities.
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Today BHT is in Vic Falls with WWF, ORAP, Vic Falls Wildlife Trust at Cresta Sprayview hotel training community enumerators on Socioecomic survey data collection using KoboCollect – at Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe
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#ZITF2024_64th_Edition Farmers & researchers passing by @RAIZ_project stand to learn more of our research actions in agroecology in #Zimbabwe including the EU Delegation in Zimbabwe Ambassador @vonKirchmannEU #TeamEurope @Cirad @UZimbabwe @CIMMYT @MoLAFWRD_Zim @euinzim
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Towards Agroecological Living Landscapes – First experiences from CIMMYT... youtu.be/g-lBzdU9sls?si=ItOE… via @YouTube #AgroecologyInitiative @CGIARenviro @CGIAR @CIMMYT @BioHubZim @MoLAFWRD_Zim
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Fantastic discussions during the @RAIZ_project policy dialogue session on Agroecology, where the key message was evidence based policy making critical for sustainable agriculture.
@MoLAFWRD_Zim @euinzim @CIMMYT @UniversityOfZim @Cirad @gatien_falc
#agroecology
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Seed and livestock fairs in🇿🇼, which are part of @CGIAR @AgroecologyInitiative implemented by @CIMMYT @IWMI_, emphasize the role of crop-livestock integration, formal&informal #seedsystems, knowledge exchange, and transformative power of mechanization in agroecology transitions.
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Last group of beneficiaries from #PISCCA project working on Women in agriculture sector has met in Chimanimani 📍
This is the end of PISCCA support linked to @euinzim #TeamEuropeInitiative about Climate Smart agriculture and Women empowerement 👏
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“The Agroecology Transition: Different pathways to a single destination - Eight country
experiences” is the title of the new brochure showcasing how the
#AgroecologyInitiative is practicing its transdisciplinary, participatory, & action-
oriented approach. bit.ly/3Hzcpq3
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1/4| Last month, a series of devastating thunderstorms hit Mbire district, destroying crops, homes, and livelihoods of many people.
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#CIMMYT Zimbabwe proudly hosted its second edition of seed and livestock fairs in Mbire and Murehwa for the #AgroecologyInitiative. Farmers displayed their landraces and livestock, while seed companies and our partners like @ILRI , @RAIZ_project, @BioHubZim, @kurimazim,
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As part of our work to ensure that farmers are equipped with knowledge on food processing & value addition which is a way of reducing post harvest loses & also improving nutrition value, & shelf life of products. We are happy to be hosting @HiHZim farmers for a 6 day training
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Happy World Environment Day! Please let us know what you have done today to contribute to a cleaner and safer environment without plastic pollution. To celebrate this special day and #beatplasticpollution; WE DID NOT BURN THE PLASTIC but instead turned it to good use #Recycle
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#CIRAD is celebrating 30 years of operations in #Zimbabwe 🇿🇼.
In a scientific workshop, #CIRAD and its partners are designing what will be its research strategy in Zimbabwe & the southern Africa region for the next 30 years.
More 👉bit.ly/3BR6vxp
#CIRADZim30
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Climate change is accelerating internal migration, caused by sudden & slow-onset impacts which will become more severe over time.
Read the #WDR2023 for policy recommendations.
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In my 2 decades in development, there is a clear cure to poverty. It works every time and it is the empowerment of women. Giving women access to contraceptives is the starting point. When you empower women, you empower entire communities, health, education & you create optimism. – at Harare, Zimbabwe
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Surely this is something we can do to restore our degraded communal lands? #soilsmiles #environmentalregeneration #climatechange – at Harare, Zimbabwe
