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the " search home contact toggle navigation thematic focus countries projects publications about dcg contact français agriculture pastoralism climate adaptation see all » agriculture more than 40% of the earth is considered to be drylands. despite the poor quality of such lands (soil degradation, low soil fertility) and its climate (low rainfall, high evaporation rate) people depend on it for their survival through practicing agriculture. goto agriculture » responsible agricultural investments how can we make agricultural investments responsible? the committee for food security has taken up the challenge. » ecofarm most popular among those who have least land a recent study shows that farmers in mali with smaller landholdings have higher adoption rates for ecofarm technologies like micro-fertilizer use and seed-priming. » pastoralism pastoralists often live in marginal environments with poor access to infrastructure, few subsistence alternatives beyond livestock, and thus are highly vulnerable to environmental and climatic changes. goto pastoralism » knowledge exchange and discussion with delegation from niger at noragric during a visit of niger’s minister of foreign affairs mohamed bazoum, dcg took part in a discussion about research and development options concerning agriculture and livestock production in niger. » ethiopian experience sharing visit to mali on climate change adaptation of pastoralists in 2011, an exchange of ethiopian scholars and ngo members to mali took place to learn about best practices and share experiences concerning pastoralists’ adaptation to the effects of climate change. » climate adaptation "climate change may […] serve as a driver for implementation of sustainable land management for both mitigation and adaptation, while also providing pathways to meet the actions called for in the context of uncbd and unccd, and for enhancing sustainable and enhanced productivity to address hunger." goto climate adaptation » ecofarm most popular among those who have least land a recent study shows that farmers in mali with smaller landholdings have higher adoption rates for ecofarm technologies like micro-fertilizer use and seed-priming. » knowledge exchange and discussion with delegation from niger at noragric during a visit of niger’s minister of foreign affairs mohamed bazoum, dcg took part in a discussion about research and development options concerning agriculture and livestock production in niger. » countries eritrea ethiopia mali sudan publications indicators to promote civil society’s (ngos and cbos) participation in the implementation of ethiopia’s national and regional action programs of the united nations convention to combat desertification the main purpose of this study is to develop indicators that promote and monitor the participation of civil society (ngos and cbos) in the processes related to the formulation and implementation of the unccd nap and raps in ethiopia. » sedentarisation of nomadic people this study explores problems of settlement with regard to nomadic pastoralist communities. » desertification control, rural development and reduced co2 emissions through the clean development mechanism of the kyoto protocol – an impasse or a way forward? this report looks into desertification control, rural development and reduced co 2 emissions through the clean development mechanism of the kyoto protocol. » natural resource management in the didinga hills a baseline study from budi county, south sudan. » assessment of non-wood forest producing products and their role in livelihoods of rural communities study from the gash-barka region in eritrea. » highlights successful land rehabilitation project 20 years on in the mid-nineties an innovative land restoration trial was carried out in three eritrean villages. the evaluation carried out 20 years later shows the results were overwhelmingly positive. » responsible agricultural investments how can we make agricultural investments responsible? the committee for food security has taken up the challenge. » ecofarm most popular among those who have least land a recent study shows that farmers in mali with smaller landholdings have higher adoption rates for ecofarm technologies like micro-fertilizer use and seed-priming. » civil society delivers strong opening statement at unccd cop 11 in namibia during the opening session of the ongoing 11th cop of the unccd monday 16 september, civil society organisations present delivered a strong statement focusing on the fact that local and indigenous communities will be the hardest hit by land degradation and desertification. » knowledge exchange and discussion with delegation from niger at noragric during a visit of niger’s minister of foreign affairs mohamed bazoum, dcg took part in a discussion about research and development options concerning agriculture and livestock production in niger. » who we are the (dcg) is a network for capacity building through exchange of practical experience and appropriate knowledge on food security in the drylands of africa. the dcg networks in eritrea, ethiopia, mali, and sudan consist of ngos as well as research institutions and governmental structures. dcg norway administers funds from norad to research projects and from the norwegian ministry of foreign affairs to information and policy work linked to the unccd and dryland challenges. our goal the overall goal of dcg is to contribute to improved food security for vulnerable households and communities in the drylands of africa. dcg intends to reach this goal by addressing core challenges related to the increased pressure on natural resources which leads to food insecurity in the drylands. we focus on enhancing the capacity of member organisations, networks and other stakeholders to address these challenges, and through this contribute to strengthening access to natural resources for vulnerable households and communities. how we work dcg projects include action research, studies, workshops, capacity building and policywork. the projects are designed and implemented by the national dcg groups, and aim to create synergy effects, build capacity and be relevant and applicable also outside of dcg. our product is knowledge that is used to strengthen the work of our members, influence policy makers and ultimately improve the livelihoods and food security of farmers and pastoralists in the drylands of africa. editor web by noop , mariboes gate 8, 0183 oslo, norway +47 23 10 94 90 website funded by the norwegian ministry of foreign affairs .

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