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Food & Climate Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) welcomed today the adoption of the Rome Declaration on Water Scarcity in Agriculture. It aimed at addressing water…
Food & climate BRICS can find solutions to its members’ various problems, including those related to water, such as the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam crisis between Ethiopia and Egypt, according…
Food & Climate European food imports will not be affected by carbon tax, but fertilizers may have some effects indirectly in internal market, a European official told “Food & Climate”…
Food & Climate Will the Nile River Basin Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA), which is known by Entebbe Agreement, officially come into force on October 13, 2024, while the tension between…
Food & Climate The crisis of the Renaissance Dam between Egypt and Ethiopia is due to the inability to agree on each country’s water shares during times of drought, not…
Food & Climate An expert expects that the tension between Egypt and Ethiopia about Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (Gerd) could further complicate the geopolitics of the Red Sea by drawing…
Food & Climate The silt accumulation in Sudan Arbaat Dam converted to a disaster caused killing tens of people, destroyed thousands of agricultural acres of lands, and now threatens the…
Food & climate A new episode in the series of disputes between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Renaissance Dam began after Cairo signed an agreement with Somalia. This angered Addis…
Food & Climate The innovators, entrepreneurs, and changemakers are in called to enhance food security in a changing climate in 3 Arabic countries with $ 1 million. The WFP Innovation…
Food & Climate ICARDA scientists and Egypt’s Agricultural Engineering Research Institute developed a lightweight raised-bed machine to enhance rice cultivation through terrace farming technology while reducing water consumption. ICARDA scientists…