Our aim is to fund research to develop on-ground technologies to grow more food without increasing emissions.

Our aim is to review the regional climate change capacities and policies, evaluate existing gaps and opportunities for improvement and identify potential partners.

Our aim is to support Mapuche communities to improve resilience of their farming systems to climate change.

Feedipedia is an open-access information system on animal feed resources that provides information on nature, occurrence, chemical composition, nutritional value and safe use of nearly 1400 worldwide livestock feeds. It is managed jointly by INRA, CIRAD, AFZ and FAO.

Vietnam is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change.

With over 20 annual tropical cyclones and seismic shocks Philippines is particularly vulnerable to climate-related and geological hazards.

Agriculture accounts for around 9% of Malaysia’s GDP, of which the majority is palm oil, and around 10% of employment in the country.

Agriculture is the main livelihood in rural Laos, responsible for about 72% of the workforce.

Feedipedia is an open-access information system on animal feed resources that provides information on nature, occurrence, chemical composition, nutritional value and safe use of nearly 1400 worldwide livestock feeds.

Agriculture is the mainstay of Mozambique’s economy, employing more than 80% of the country’s workforce.

Lesotho is already experiencing adverse effects of climate change on livelihoods with floods and droughts threatening food security.

Agriculture is the main source of income for most of Eswatini’s population.

Agriculture plays a key role in Botswana’s economy. It is the main source of livelihood in its rural areas.

Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries are important economic sectors in South Africa.

Zambia’s agriculture sector is the main source of income for 60% of the rural population.

The Africa Climate Action Partnership (AfCAP) Livestock Community of Practice aims to support stakeholders in the livestock sector to meet their national livestock development priorities, in a changing climate.

Uganda’s economy is driven by agriculture- particularly subsistence farming.

Zimbabwe’s livestock sector employs 65% of the rural population and accounts for 20% of agricultural GDP.

Malawi is vulnerable to floods, droughts and strong winds associated with tropical cyclones.

The Kenyan economy is dependent on climate-sensitive sectors, such as rain-fed agriculture, water, energy, tourism, wildlife, and health, whose vulnerability is increased by climate change.