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This study examines the vulnerability to climate variability and change of the conventional maize value chain in the mid and low altitude agro-ecological zones of Malawi, agro-ecological zone II of Zambia and agro-ecological zone III of Zimbabwe. 

Gender Assessment and Action Plan - Zambia Renewable Energy Financing Framework

This gender assessment provides a summary of the gender equality situation in Zambia with a specific focus on women’s financial inclusion in the energy sector. The assessment identifies potential entry points to promote women’s participation as business leaders and owners in renewable and clean energy.

Gender Action Plan for Namibia's GCF Proposal: Climate Resilient Agriculture in three of the Vulnerable Extreme northern crop growing regions (CRAVE).

Gender Assessment Report for Namibia's GCF proposal: Climate Resilient Agriculture in three of the Vulnerable Extreme northern crop growing regions (CRAVE).

Overview showing several initiatives that provide funding for climate change interventions.

The Initial Results Management Framework of the Fund provides information on the logical framwork and its aspects, i.e. specific guidance on several key features of the results, performance indicators and results management framework (RMF).

Presentation by Mr. Hoeggel during the 'Climate Finance and Proposal Writing' Training in Gaborone, Botswana, Dec 2018.

It shows basic scientific information on the climate system and how human action interferes with the planet's natural greenhouse effect, thus leading to global warming with big impacts on the environment. Adaptation to the impacts and mitigation of emissions of greenhous gases are being presented as pathways to deal with climate change.

Livelihood and adaptation maps for some SADC states (SADC overview, Angola, Botswana, Malawi, Namibia, eSwatini, Zambia, Zimbabwe).

David Lesolle presents the steps to take from a vulnerability assessment to preparin a funding proposal.

The Botswana Young Farmers Association and Farmers Guide hosted The Agribusiness Conference and Botswana Farming Awards, an initiative which is aimed at increasing participation of youth in agriculture as well as create a platform for stakeholder dialogue on the pathways to excellence in Agriculture.

We do acknowledge that the development and growth of the sector requires commitment of all the sectors of the economy; it is of this realization that we consider it important to initiate on projects that cultivate dialogue on the discourse and future of Agriculture in Botswana, which can enable the society to understand and appreciate the importance of a viable food production sector. The conference’s main aim is to engage all the stakeholders in the discussion of priority issues affecting the sector. This inaugural Agribusiness Conference was held under the theme ‘Attracting investment in Agriculture.’

The Agribusiness conference was held on the 23rd November 2018 at Tlotlo Hotel & Conference Centre. The conference was officiated by His Honour, Mr Slumber Tsogwane, The Vice President of the Republic of Botswana.

The Agribusiness Conference provided a platform for young farmers to engage with stakeholders and find markets for their produce. This will also provide a platform for the participants to learn on the current trends of production and the challenges met by young farmers. The public also interacted with the exhibitors to familiarise themselves with the issue at hand.