The sessions will be held online July 31 (in English) and August 2 (in French) from 9:00-10:00 am EDT.
Non-traditional agricultural commodities (hides, sesame seeds, medicinal plants, gums and resins) are neglected by national policies and development interventions.
In the case of community-based natural resource management (CBNRM), it is useful to think not only in terms of ever changing capacities but also of changing relationships — among individuals, organizations, and networks.
When crop production shortages are known per season, agriculture plans can be set by the government that move towards self-sufficiency; e.g.
The project develops an up-to-date analysis of local agro-commodities production, marketing, and consumption systems to enhance the sustainability of the agricultural system and to assist in improving self-sufficiency of locally cultivated crops.