TechnoServe’s 2023 Year in Review
TechnoServe's 2023 year in review highlights some key milestones from a busy year tackling poverty around the globe.
What We’re Grateful for in 2023: Part 2
While this year has been challenging in many ways, there’s also been much to be grateful for. Hear from TechnoServe staff as they share what they’re most thankful for this year, then share your gratitude reflections with us on social media.
Why the UN COP28 Climate Talks Must Serve Farmers to Achieve a “Just Transition”
TechnoServe's Will Warshauer and WWF's Joao Campari discuss why small-scale farmers and fishers must be centered in the urgent transition to a more sustainable food system.
What We’re Grateful for in 2023: Part 1
While this year has been challenging in many ways, there’s also been much to be grateful for. Hear from TechnoServe staff as they share what they’re most thankful for this year, then share your gratitude reflections with us on social media.
Brewing Resilience: El Salvador’s Coffee in a Changing Climate
Rising temperatures, droughts, and extreme weather events are threatening coffee production in El Salvador and around the world. Meet a coffee farmer who used the skills he gained in a TechnoServe program to create change and inspire the next generation of climate advocates.
5 Things to Know About the Global Climate Conference COP28
What does a world climate conference like COP28 have to do with ending poverty? TechnoServe offers five reasons why it matters to developing countries.
How Well Do You Know Environmental News from November 2023?
Take our quiz to find out how much you know about recent global environmental news.
How Technology is Supporting Deforestation-Free Coffee Supply Chains
TechnoServe is introducing a free, open-source Android application for capturing and sharing geotagged farm-level sourcing data. This application will help coffee farmers and exporters comply with new European Union deforestation regulations.
Silvopastoral Systems: A Win-Win for Cattle Ranchers and the Environment
In Nicaragua, agriculture — and livestock production, in particular — is a primary driver of deforestation. Over the years, as cattle ranching has increased, so has land degradation throughout the country. By adopting silvopastoral systems, which integrate trees, shrubs, and grasses with livestock, farmers can improve their livelihoods and restore local ecosystems.
Climate Change Quiz: October 2023
From hotter temperatures to increased droughts and more severe storms, the effects of climate change are evident around the world. Take our quiz to test your knowledge of recent climate news stories.
