Eliane Ubalijoro
@elianeubalijoro
CEO CIFOR-ICRAF
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https://www.cifor-icraf.org/ 06-06-2010 15:06:55
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Climate change is making extreme rainfall events more likely, causing many communities to experience #flooding .
Trees can be powerful allies in flood prevention. Here’s how: ➡️ bit.ly/4bgPSv5
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Happy #WorldMigratoryBirdDay !
This year, we spotlight insects' vital role for migratory birds.
Declining insect populations affect birds' energy &migration.
Let's #ProtectInsectsProtectBirds by implementing the #BiodiversityPlan
David Cooper's statement:vimeo.com/943318893/ba7b…
Excited for the new laureates announced World Food Prize Foundation #FoodPrize24 Geoff Hawtin & Cary Fowler honoring their groundbreaking work on Crop Diversity also in long time partnership with the government of #Norway and through The Crop Trust The Rockefeller Foundation Kofi Annan Foundation Gates Foundation
❤️Standing in solidarity with Kenyans impacted by the devastating floods.
Having called Nairobi home for the past year since joining CIFOR-ICRAF, my heart goes out to all those affected.
Let's unite and plant the seeds of change for a resilient future.
At today's #UNCCDCOP15 Bureau meeting, I provided an update on the progress we've made and highlighted the important connections between land, climate change, and biodiversity ahead of the upcoming COPs.
Let's align our efforts for #land , #biodiversity and #climate .
(1/3) The CIFOR-ICRAF team in Nairobi had a wonderful time yesterday hosting Dr. Cary Fowler, Special Envoy for Global Food Security, U.S. Department of State.
We discuss ways of collaborating for the Vision for Adapted Crops and #Soils (VACS) initiative. Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health
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Attending the 'Agriculture, Biodiversity and Food Security: From Commitments to Actions' symposium in Quebec, Canada.
Looking forward to joining a panel discussion on implementing the technical roadmap for achieving food security through agricultural #biodiversity .
My sincere condolences to you my brother, President William Samoei Ruto, PhD and the people of Kenya, for the families displaced and the lives lost in the ongoing mass flooding in Nairobi and other parts of the country. Rwanda stands in solidarity with you and the country in this difficult
Trees with edible leaves? Absolutely!✅
This publication provides an overview of a remarkable group of crops, with details on nutrition and cultivation techniques.
Download a free copy: ↪️ bit.ly/3wpmELl
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🔴 Event Alert
📋 Agriculture, Biodiversity and Food Security: From Commitments to Actions
🗓️ 30 Apr - 02 May 2024
📍 Quebec City Convention Centre, Quebec, Canada
More information ↪️ bit.ly/4a1xRzD
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#Drought resilience is not just about rainfall or snowpack; it is also influenced by human decisions about water and land use. Better decisions can build resilience in communities and ecosystems.
Learn more with this UN Land and Drought report that provides guidance to policymakers and land
Take a look back at #IWD2024 ♀️
As the first African woman CEO of a CGIAR research center, Eliane Ubalijoro expresses what it has meant to her to be invested in.
She shares why investing in women, indigenous communities, and the youth is important.
#InvestInWomen
🔥 Hot off the press
#Publication : The performance of global #forest governance: Three contrasting perspectives
Download your free copy: 🔗 bit.ly/4b9jCdc
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📢Big News
A research team led by World Vegetable Center (WorldVeg), including CIFOR-ICRAF scientists, has won the prestigious Cozzarelli Prize for a study on the potential of 'forgotten' food crops to provide healthy diets in a changing climate.
Official announcement:👉 bit.ly/49TNhWu
📣 Brace yourselves for an extraordinary #WonderWoman for this Wednesday: Dr.Eliane Ubalijoro!
She helms the CIFOR and World Agroforestry as their Chief Executive Officer.
💡 Learn more about Dr Eliane Ubalijoro's take on women and girls in science here: on.cgiar.org/3UDFQif
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