Training and Conference Materials

The presentation highlights the SADC/GIZ Adaptation to Climate Change in Rural Areas in Southern Africa (ACCRA) Overview on Programme, achievements and next steps

The presentation fives the H4H overview • GIZ Tasks • Task Feedback.

The presentation highlights the Climate Proofing of Sorghum-based production systems in Botswana

The presentation highlights the CCARDESA Climate Proofing Workshop Habu Update by Herding for Health 

This presentation highlights CIMMYT 's work in Transforming Maize-legume Value Chains – A Business Case for Climate-Smart Agriculture in Southern Africa

The presentation gives an Overview of the CCARDESA Long-Term Strategy and CSA Programming

This presentation highlights the Herding for Health: Curriculum Development at SAWC

The presentation highlights the Upscaling Climate Smart Agriculture and Post Harvest Loss Assessment in Malawi

Climate Resilience Natural Resource Management(C-NRM ) New GIZ project 

Conservation Agriculture (CA) is currently widely recognized as a viable approach for sustainable agriculture due to its potentially comprehensive benefits of economic, environmental, and social sustainability. In response to the aforesaid, Tanzania Agriculture Research Institute (TARI) at Uyole Centre initiated intensive research on CA  technology practices since 1999. The research started on-station and widened the geographical coverage of CA trials and promotions on-farm from two to 18 villages (Mkomwa et al., 2007) in Southern highlands of Tanzania. An onstation study was undertaken to evaluate influence of CA planting methods on labour, weed and maize yields. The study results show that use of tractor ripper, ox-direct seeder and ox-ripper had high yields of 8.5, 8.5 and 7.6 t/ha respectively compared to hand hoe (4.7 t/ha).