If you’re interested in agriculture and food production in #Malawi #SouthAfrica #Tanzania #Zambia then this is the tool for you.

Explore #iFEED : ifeed.leeds.ac.uk

Discover how to make sub-Saharan agriculture more productive, sustainable and resilient.

The iFEED tool is a result of 4 years of work with over 200 experts. ifeed.leeds.ac.uk

Find out how to make sub-Saharan agriculture more productive, sustainable and resilient to #ClimateChange .

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How will #ClimateChange and government policy affect crop yields, land and water use, and nutritious diets in sub-Saharan Africa?
Use the iFEED tool to find out: ifeed.leeds.ac.uk

iFEED helps to design transformational pathways to achieving climate-smart agrifood systems and to develop context-appropriate, sustainable innovations and interventions.
Explore #iFEED results: ifeed.leeds.ac.uk

Are you concerned about #climatechange ? 🌱
Explore new research-led strategies designed to mitigate the effects of #climatechange on #agriculture and food systems with this free access #onlinecourse by AFRICAP.
Find out more here! bit.ly/3qvedG7

📅🎓More experiences from #AFRICAP being shared on 26 April at the new Horizons Institute webinar series.

Join Stewart Jennings & Hemant Tripathi as they reflect on being postdocs on an interdisciplinary project.

📅Don't miss AFRICAP PI Tim Benton presenting lessons learned during the programme at the next GFEI webinar on 27 April! Details & registration below 👇

Our webinars are free & open to all - Why not join us for the remaining events for this academic year?

🌷You can register for any of our upcoming events GFEI.eventbrite.com

☀️You can watch our previous webinar recordings on our YouTube channel youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Great to see #iFEED - a key part of the programme's legacy - featured in SciDev.Net: tinyurl.com/ytct8npt

Food security emerges on top of many countries’ priorities with extreme weather patterns being the new normal amid the increasing population.

Experts advise prioritizing technology to avoid #ClimateImpact on food sustainability bit.ly/3KuQhwB

#FANRPAN #iFEED #AFRICAP

Governments must ensure that #FoodSystems are fit for the future by:

✅ reducing emissions
✅ creating carbon sinks
✅ making food systems resilient to climate impacts

Find out more bit.ly/3j6XJ5f

The new #IPCCReport shows we’re nowhere near limiting global temperature rise to 1.5C. Now, more than ever, we need #FoodSystems that are fit for the future.

Read more bit.ly/3j6XJ5f
#AFRICAP

As the cost of living increases and the Russia-Ukraine war drives global food prices skyward, we have an opportunity to reform our #FoodSystems to make them both affordable and sustainable.

Find out more in our new blog bit.ly/3j6XJ5f

We’re nowhere near limiting global temperature rise to 1.5C, according to the new #IPCCReport .

But we do have the solutions.

Here’s what planning for a sustainable #FoodSystem could look like bit.ly/3j6XJ5f

#FACT : Small climate changes can have large-scale consequences on agriculture and on food systems.
Learn new research-led strategies designed to mitigate the effects of climate change with this University of Leeds AFRICAP free access #onlinecourse .
bit.ly/3qvedG7

⬇️ New report finds that climate-smart policies could achieve #FoodSystems that are resilient & sustainable: avert shocks, able to adapt to climate change, reduce emissions & increase production; and to support #nutrition & livelihood security.

After 4 fruitful years #AFRICAP is ending but watch this space for more news about #iFEED – a unique tool for policy makers to future-proof African agriculture: ifeed.leeds.ac.uk

Thank you to everyone for making Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) AFRICAP a success!