(photo: metamorworks/iStock by Getty Images) By Antoinette SayehWashington DC, Jun 11 2020 (IPS) Exceptional times call for exceptional action. In response to COVID-19, the IMF has moved with unprecedented speed and magnitude of financial assistance to help countries protect lives and livelihoods. Economic stabilization and a sustainable recovery, however, will […]
Read MorePemerintah merealisasikan anggaran program perlindungan dan bantuan sosial Rp 56,66 triliun dari total Rp 178,9 triliun.
Read MoreJerman melalui The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH mengalokasikan 3 juta euro sebagai hibah untuk perlindungan dan pengelolaan gambut di Kaltara yang dilakukan bersama Kementerian …
Read MoreCountry: World Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs As the year went on, intensifying conflicts, climatic shocks and the spread of infectious diseases drove needs to unprecedented levels.
Read MoreResearch Post June 11, 2020 Study suggests that climate smart agriculture can boost yields, reduce hunger and emissions globally Alex De Pinto Nicola Cenacchi A new paper is the first to quantify the potential global impact of using CSA in food-crop production.
Read MoreInitial and ongoing assessments by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) provide strong indications that the COVID-19 pandemic and its impacts are driving up hunger in countries that were already experiencing high levels of food insecurity prior to the disease’s outbreak. “The COVID-19 pandemic poses a clear […]
Read MoreJun 3, 2020 In the News United States of America Post-COVID-19 pandemic: What’s it mean for agriculture? (The Westerner) Trade Food Systems The Westerner published an article on the possibility of a COVID-19 virus and epidemic happening to crops. Senior Research Fellow Joseph Glauber states that we wouldn’t be thinking about a crop plague but for COVID-19. The impact on the […]
Read MoreTeddy Cotella stands in front of the solar panels he installed in 2018 on his farm in an area of scarce infrastructure and far from the power grid, in the Argentine province of Santiago del Estero. To get electricity, he used to use generators that consumed about 20,000 litres of […]
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