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The objectives of the Policy Dialogue are to: 1. Share empirical evidence on the importance of climate smart agriculture in transitioning to resilient farming communities in SSA. 2. Develop recommendations on how to build climate-smart and resilient farming systems in SSA at scale 3. Networking, and promoting partnerships and action.

The CGIAR Food Systems Accelerator Kick-off event took place in Kigali, Rwanda on 22 February 2023 to unveil its first cohort of agribusinesses from East and Southern Africa.

IWMI will further support its government partners in Zambia with flood damage assessment and aid recovery efforts, following the extreme flooding events across the country particularly in Southern, Central, Eastern and Lusaka provinces.

The CGIAR Food Systems Accelerator Kick-off event is taking place in Kigali, Rwanda on 22 February 2023 to unveil its first cohort of agribusinesses from East and Southern Africa.

The CGIAR Food Systems Accelerator Kick-off event is taking place in Kigali, Rwanda on 22 February 2023 to unveil its first cohort of agribusinesses from East and Southern Africa.

IWMI will further support its government partners in Zambia with flood damage assessment and aid recovery efforts, following the extreme flooding events across the country particularly in Southern, Central, Eastern and Lusaka provinces.

The climate crisis is a water crisis but governments around the world are still not putting water security front and centre, according to a water governance expert.

Zimbabwe has been chosen alongside three other countries in Est and Southern Africa under a programme meant to transition farmers from maize-mixed systems to sustainably intensified, diversified, and de-risked agrifood systems.

Finalists join Accelerator Program to scale innovations that support climate-smart agriculture and climate information services in Zambia.

In rural southern Africa, hybrid water law is a tool for social justice and environmental stewardship.

Enhanced data sharing across sectors and countries is vital if we want to achieve food, water and energy security in Southern Africa

The Two Degree Southern African challenge connected science, industry, policy and finance to take the leap forward into a climate-resilient future.