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  1. Women-Led Rangeland Restoration Work in the Northern Tanzanian Rangelands

    Session:Rangeland degradation and invasive species infestation in northern Tanzania, driven by climate and societal change, reduces threatened wildlife populations and threatens food security for pastoralist communities. Here, women are the biggest victims of climate change and land degradation...
    Tanzania Rangeland Management ECHO Conference East Africa

  2. Organic Farming “Kwetu” Hubs

    Session:Simon Ewing will share on empowering women farmers with agricultural technology hubs. Speaker:Simon Ewing is a missionary serving with Emmanuel International UK in Mwanza, Tanzania. A mechanical engineer by training, Simon is currently running an innovation trial funded by Fund for...
    ECHO Conference Organic Farming Organic Agriculture East Africa Digital Resource Digital Toolbox

  3. The Coming Food Crisis?

    Session:This session will go over relating the four areas of Holistic approaches to stop the Food Crisis. Speaker: Seeds of Hope
    Holistic Management East Africa Food Security ECHO Conference

  4. Promoting Value Addition: Promoting Women Processing Groups

    Session:The presentation will focus on women processing groups that have been capacitated by WODSTA to add value to different agricultural products such as fruits, vegetables, and honey, and to enable women to access reliable markets for processed, preserved fruits and vegetables to augment their...
    Value Added Women in Development Gender Equality East Africa ECHO Conference

  5. Factors Affecting Greater Uptake of CA in East Africa - the CA Plus Model

    Session:Conservation Agriculture (CA) provides clear soil conservation benefits, but meta-analyses from across sub-Saharan Africa indicate that CA on its own only provides a small increase in yields – not enough for most farmers to overcome food insecurity in the short term. Taking a more...
    CA Plus Model CFB East Africa ECHO Conference

  6. Reducing Wildlife Incursion on Forest Edges

    Session:Crop-raiding by elephants can devastate small farmers, leading to food insecurity, lost opportunity costs, and even death, as well as negative attitudes towards elephants, but finding effective and inexpensive solutions, has proven extremely difficult. Beehive fences surrounding crops...
    East Africa Wildlife Control ECHO Conference

  7. Protéger, restaurer, stopper la dégradation des terres et la biodiversité

    26/02/2025 Les ressources en eau et en terres sont essentielles au développement économique et social des pays et le BURUNDI est une préoccupation. Ces ressources subissent de fortes pressions dues à la croissance démographique, à la surexploitation des terres et à la demande croissante de ressources...
    Biodiversity ECHO Conference

  8. Best Practices in Livestock Projects​

    26/02/2025 Learnings from project holders and farmers especially through the work of Heifer International Partners in Tanzania. Livestock are a beneficial part of most agricultural systems, contrary to some modern theories of their obsolescence in a world spoiled by human-induced climate change. Smallholder...
    Animal Husbandry ECHO Conference

  9. Direct Solar Food Dryers:​ Simpler, Cheaper, Better?​

    26/02/2025 The topics in this presentation include: Presenting an example of one solar dryer type and how it works Report on experience with using this solar dryer Think about ways to use solar food dryers to improve household nutrition and rural livelihood. Share ideas on ways to improve the dryer or make...
    ECHO Conference

  10. Carbonized Rice Husks for Increased Production

    26/02/2025 This Presentation will go over the benefits of Carbonized Rice Husk(CRH): Very good in soil fertilizer and conditioner as it contains phosphorous (k), calcium (ca), and magnesium (mg) nutrients vital for crop growth It controls soil-borne diseases, for example, it creates a bad conditioner for...
    ECHO Conference