The general objective is to increase the pace and scale of agroforestry-based restoration of degraded agricultural lands and sustainable use of biomass energy, with associated improvements of land health, livelihoods...
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Objectives of the project
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To identify, develop and adapt legume-based agroecological intensification technologies/ practices as well as innovations for rural energy and labour efficiency for smallholders, especially women.
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To identify, develop, adapt and scale innovations for transformative shifts in rural bioeconomies by generating new enterprises and rural employment (especially for youth and women) from legume-derived products and co-products.
The main outcomes of LEG4DEV are
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Legume-based agroecological intensification scaling for climate-resilient productivity
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Legume-based agroecological intensification scaling for food & nutrition security
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Legume-based agroecological intensification scaling for water use efficiency
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Rural energy and labour-efficiency transformation pathways for legume-based agroecological intensification
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Legume-derived enterprises and employment for more resilient rural bioeconomies, and
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Identification of policy & institutional options for transformative scaling of legume-based agroecological intensification for enhanced livelihoods and resilience.
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Geographic coverage | Niger |
Originally Published | 20 Oct 2021 |
Knowledge service | Metadata | Global Food and Nutrition Security |AgroecologyResearch and Innovation |Food and nutrition securityWater management |
Digital Europa Thesaurus (DET) | agricultural researchadaptation to climate changerenewable energybioeconomyrural developmentlivelihoodpolicymaking |
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