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Opinion Piece: Fight climate change and food insecurity with trees!

The number of undernourished people in the world is growing. Climate change and extreme weather is reducing yields for small-holder farmers resulting in food insecurity. A growing population and an...

Press release: New report from Agroforestry Network: Combat climate change and hunger with trees – agroforestry is a key approach to help achieve the global goals

Can agroforestry – a land management system combining crops, trees and sometimes livestock – ensure that people...

Loransi Mukarutagwenda and Domitila Mukanyirigira from Gasabo District, Rwanda are members in a farmers’ cooperative. Together with the other members they run a tree nursery. They are preparing seedlings to be planted on their neighbours’ farms.

Welcome to the official launch of the report “Achieving the Global Goals through agroforestry”

Agroforestry Network and Fores warmly welcome all to the official report launch on 1 Oct at 15-16:30....

Regina Nsabimana practicing agroforestry on her farm

Network partners & members: Welcome to the pre-launch of the report ” Achieving the Global Goals through agroforestry”

Agroforestry Network warmly welcomes network members and colleagues to a pre-launch of the new report on agroforestry...

Could “The Swedish model” in forest management be successful in development cooperation?

During the 20th century the Swedish forest sector has been very successful in increasing the production of...

How does carbon offsetting impact landscapes? – And what are the implications for climate and land use policies?

Welcome to this joint Focali-SIANI seminar in Stockholm on the World Environment Day on the 5th of...

Land degradation now critical! – A call for action from the world’s first comprehensive assessment of land degradation and restoration

Earlier this week the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) released the Summary for...

Which agroforestry system stores the most carbon?

By reviewing 86 published studies on carbon sequestration, scientists have assessed which agroforestry systems that are the most efficient regarding carbon sequestration and where these are located. Read the full...

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Opinion Piece: Fight climate change and food insecurity with trees!

Press release: New report from Agroforestry Network: Combat climate change and hunger with trees – agroforestry is a key approach to help achieve the global goals

Welcome to the official launch of the report “Achieving the Global Goals through agroforestry”

Network partners & members: Welcome to the pre-launch of the report ” Achieving the Global Goals through agroforestry”

Could “The Swedish model” in forest management be successful in development cooperation?

How does carbon offsetting impact landscapes? – And what are the implications for climate and land use policies?

Land degradation now critical! – A call for action from the world’s first comprehensive assessment of land degradation and restoration

Which agroforestry system stores the most carbon?

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