Boosting the Resilience of Family Farmers to Adapt to Food Crises through Improved Access to Technologies and Innovations in Africa Date: 14 July 2022 Time: 9:00 – 12:00 GMT Register: Zoom Registration Languages: English & French The UN Decade of Family Farming 2019-2028 (UNDFF) was launched on 29 May 2019 at FAO headquarters, Rome. The UNDFF aims to shed new light on what it means to be a family
Leveraging the role of family farming towards more productive and resilient food systems in response to crises in the NENA region Date: 19 May 2022 Time: 10:00 am – 01:00 pm Cairo Time Registration Link: https://bit.ly/3LffzyE Languages: English, Arabic, & French The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) invite you to attend the Regional Dialogue on the UNDFF
On 24th November 2021, the Yenkasa Africa team launched the regional survey and e-consultation to get information on the Rural Communication Services in Africa. In attendance were farmer organizations representatives, FAO, and other Yenkasav Africa partners. The event discussed the need to document the Rural Communication Service (RCS) in Africa, experience of organizations in communication for agriculture and rural development in Africa, and how to register in the Community of
Webinar Overview Digital Green presentation (Introduction to the webinar) FRI presentation for RCS Digital Green presentation (Experience sharing) RCS_YKA(Fin) Way forward Yenkasa Africa CoP
FACTSHEET SOCIAL MEDIA CARD Click HERE to download the factsheet Click HERE to download the card RADIO SYNOPSIS Radio: Radio Rurales Language of Production: Ewe Duration: 10m47′ Short description of the Radio feature Radio Rurales focused on the importance of a NAP and how local farmers contribute to realization of this 10-year resolution on family farming. The production looks at the role of Government, FAO, and Civil society organizations in
FACTSHEET SOCIAL MEDIA CARD Click HERE to download the factsheet Click HERE to download the card RADIO SYNOPSIS Radio: Byta FM Language of Production: Chitonga Duration: 9m29′ Short description of the Radio feature Byta FM looks at Agri-biodiversity and the benefits of the science, and how it preserves Mother Nature. The production also highlights how Agri-biodiversity has made it possible for ordinary households in Zambia to have access to healthy
FACTSHEET SOCIAL MEDIA CARD Click HERE to download the factsheet Click HERE to download the card RADIO SYNOPSIS Radio: Mviwata fm Language of Production: Swahili Duration: 9m13′ Short description of the Radio feature Mvitwata Fm focused on family farming and how it contributes to sustainable farming practices and the reality of climate change. The production introduces broader United Nations ten year family farming resolution and the role of local
FACTSHEET SOCIAL MEDIA CARD Click HERE to download factsheet Click HERE to download card RADIO SYNOPSIS Radio: Eastern Community Radio Language of Production: Krio Duration: 10m06′ Short description of the Radio feature Eastern Community Radio in Sierra Leone firstly looked at the context of family farming from the view of members of parliament. Then production interviewed young people to hear their opinion on the topic of family farming. Current
FACTSHEET SOCIAL MEDIA CARD Click HERE to download the factsheet Cick HERE to downlaod the card RADIO SYNOPSIS Radio: HOT FM radio 104.3 Language of Production: Mandinka Duration: 10m21′ Short description of the Radio feature Radio Hot Fm focused on the NAP context of family farming but included the gender dimension looking at the role and access of women farmers. The production also addresses the cultural barriers to introducing new
FACTSHEET SOCIAL MEDIA CARD Click HERE to download the factsheet Click HERE to download the card RADIO SYNOPSIS Radio: Radio Don Bosco Language of Production: – Duration: 9m56′ Short description of the Radio feature Radio Don Bosco focused on the topic of family farming and looked at the policy framework, the role of FAO in relation to the National Action Plan (NAP) for Madagascar. The interviewees elaborate on the
