Seed Sector Offers Unprecedented Opportunities for Women in Africa
Although complex and facing enormous challenges, the African seed sector offers unprecedented opport...
CORAF to Strengthen Women’s Capacity in Seeds Production and Business
Women make a crucial contribution to agriculture in West and Central Africa. However, they are still...
Pest and Disease Control in WCA: CORAF’s Blueprint
« The spread of transboundary plant pests and diseases has increased dramatically, affecting f...
A Governance and Market Oriented Approach for Resilient Landscapes
The LoCoFoRest (Locally Controlled Forest Restoration) training programme focuses on one critical qu...
Race for 2022 African Food Prize is on
Nairobi, KENYA 17 January 2022: The Africa Food Prize committee is pleased to announce th...
CORAF, ECOWAS Review Joint Initiatives
A meeting to review joints initiatives by CORAF and the Economic Community of West African States (E...
Sahelian Farmers, Herders Adversely Affected by Gov’t Responses to COVID-19, New Study
A new study has found that measures put in place by governments to contain the COVID-19 pandemic had...
Impacting the Community with her Successful Agribusiness
The success story of Fatoumata CISSOKO, young Guinean woman, who is thriving in fruit processing in ...
DRC Gov’t Offers Support to CORAF Activities in Central Africa
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government has offered its full support to CORAF as it seeks ...
Building Capacity to Fight the Fall Army Worm
Roughly 40 experts are meeting in the Senegalese resort of Saly to learn new techniques to manage be...