Blog: COVID-19 has Further Complicated Access to Quality Seeds; Experts Suggest Ways to Ease the Burden on Farmers
Contributors: Yacouba Diallo; Fidélia Bohissou; Hippolyte Affognon; Abdulai Jalloh; David Akana Th...
2020 Forecast Predicts a Shortage of Certified Seed
There is going be a shortfall of certified maize, sorghum, millet, cowpea, and groundnuts seeds in t...
Responding to COVID-19: ECOWAS Touts CORAF-Led Ebola Seed Delivery as Response Model
Six years ago, Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone were severely hit by an unprecedented Ebola epidemi...
CORAF Programs Affected by COVID-19
The regional situation of the spread of COVID-19 is evolving and a significant source for concern fo...
West Africa Fertilizer Watch
Due to the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), governments all over the globe have pla...
CORAF Adjusting Priorities to Tackle COVID-19
In response to a recent call by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and West Afri...
New Project Aimed at Breeding Climate-Smart Varieties to be Launched
A new project aimed at strengthening the resilience of rural communities in the Sahel to climate cha...
West African Grains Network Visits CORAF
A delegation from the West Africa Grains Network (WAGN) has visited CORAF to identify ways of workin...
New Hopes for West African Farmers as Actors Reset Strategies
For decades, a myriad of actors made access to quality inputs to farmers, their primary mission. But...
To What Extent was WAAPP Climate-Smart?
Projects implemented under the West Africa Agriculture Productivity Program (WAAPP) in Benin, Guinea...