GCRF-AFRICAP is a major programme to make agriculture and food production in Sub-Saharan Africa more productive, sustainable and resilient to climate change.
Working with local organisations and governments in Malawi, South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia, we are creating an evidence base to underpin new country-specific policies in agriculture and food production.
AFRICAP can help governments look to the future and the consequences of their actions today, supporting them to steer economic development in a way that is more sustainable and resilient to climate change.
Tim Benton
AFRICAP Co-Director, University of Leeds
The AFRICAP project is a practical demonstration of mutually beneficial North-South collaboration that will equip participants and state and non-state actors from the UK and Africa with vital skills, tools and knowledge necessary for evidence based policy making. The FANRPAN network is privileged to be in this partnership.
Tshilidzi Madzivhadila
AFRICAP Co-Director, FANRPAN
Through the GCRF-AFRICAP programme , FANRPAN and the University of Leeds are conducting research into climate smart seed systems. As part of the research, we are seeking responses to this short survey from those involved in seed system activity (e.g. gene/seed banks, crop breeders, regulators, seed companies, agrodealers, extension officers, farmers) across Africa.
We are particularly interested in the priorities and activities that direct seed systems in Africa, and evaluating the importance of and responses to climate variability and change within these systems. The survey takes 5-10 minutes to complete. Your answers will be anonymous, although if you would be willing to be contacted for follow up information or would like to receive updates on the research, there will be a space to provide your contact details.
04 SEPTEMBER 2019 SARCOF-23 Luanda, Angola SADC member states need to invest in disaste risk management during the coming season of recovery CARE International in Southern Africa and the Food,Agriculture and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network (FANRPAN) welcome the climate early warning statement for the 2019/2020 rainfall season from the 23rd Southern African Regional Climate […]
#AFRICAP has benefited greatly from the @UniversityLeeds #Cheney fellowship awarded to @ThembiMwams. Read on to find out how! https://t.co/CjUX0otTJU
The first #AFRICAP webinar of 2020 takes place 29 Jan at 1pm GMT! Join Prof Pete Smith on the @IPCC_CH Special Report on #ClimateChange & Land as it applies to #Africa. To register: https://t.co/4740BZqFt5 @GlobalFoodLeeds @FANRPAN @NationalAmc @CisanetMalawi @AcfZambia @ESRFTZ
Before we take a break, a heads-up that the next #AFRICAP webinar hosted with @GlobalFoodLeeds takes place 29 Jan@1pm GMT. Join Prof Pete Smith @aberdeenuni on the @IPCC_CH Special Report on #ClimateChange & Land as it applies to #Africa. Register: https://t.co/4740BZqFt5 #SRCCL
#AFRICAP partner @NationalAmc releases latest digest including reflections on project fieldwork by @hemanthtripathi & an overview of AFRICAP media engagement work by @Nomantande2 & @BarnabasMa!
[Publication]: Get the issue #10 of SA_FANRPAN Digest. Learn more about the Importance of fieldwork within the @gcrfafricap Programme. https://t.co/56Hu2UFexM @FANRPAN
