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ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
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ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
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ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
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ZIMBABWE 2023 Farmer Field Schools
A Farmer Field School group form the Gokwe South District in Zimbabwe are doing a demonstration to local communities on biopesticides implementation and results.
In Gokwe, Makoni and Mt Darwin rural districts, FAO works with farmer groups at nine Farmer Field Schools (FFS) promoting practices for better adaptation to the climate change effects using nature-based solutions.
12/08/2021
Country
Zimbabwe
Credit
© FAO / Giulia Calcagnini
Project ID
GCP/GLO/006/EC
Related URL
https://www.fao.org/in-action/building-capacity-environmental-agreements/en/
File size
2.88 MB
Unique ID
UF15QL0
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Through the FFSs, farmers have been learning and developing ecosystem-based solutions by integrating new technologies and traditional knowledge to address their challenges at community level.
One of a series of photographs taken showing participants who are involved in the programme. Please check Alternative Versions and Background Information for more.
ACP MEAs 3 is a programme that promotes environmental sustainability in agriculture by providing technical assistance to African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries in implementing Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEAs).
With the support of the European Union and in collaboration with the UN Environment Programme and the Secretariat of the Organization of African, Caribbean and Pacific States, FAO works to build national, regional and global capacities to adopt ecosystem-based practices and improve the management of pesticides in agriculture. Transitioning to environmentally sustainable agricultural production systems is essential to reverse the loss of biodiversity and achieve resilient societies, food security and nutrition. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), in collaboration with the Government of Zimbabwe, works to build national capacities to adopt eco-system-based practices and pesticide risk management in agriculture through the implementation of the Capacity Building Multilateral Environmental Agreements in ACP Countries - Phase III (ACP MEAs 3) project. The ACP MEAs 3 project, funded by the European Union (EU), supports smallholder farmers in transitioning to environmentally sustainable agricultural production systems.