Test Your Knowledge With Our World News Quiz: March 2024
Are you an informed global citizen? Test your knowledge of current events with TechnoServe's March 2024 world news quiz.
Are you an informed global citizen? Test your knowledge of current events with TechnoServe's March 2024 world news quiz.
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TechnoServe's Kindra Halvorson discusses some of the key challenges and opportunities in the global food system in 2024.
As global temperatures rise, smallholder farmers are among those most vulnerable. What is the impact of climate change on agriculture? Learn how farmers are affected by climate change and what TechnoServe is doing to help them adapt.
Temperatures are rising, the nutritional value of food is declining, and food systems are strained. Climate change is at the core of many food security challenges. How should we respond? Although the challenges ahead are daunting, there’s hope.
Photo by COP28- Christopher Pike ARLINGTON, VA (December 18, 2023) – The following statement was issued by TechnoServe’s CEO Will Warshauer as a reaction to the outcomes of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) that recently concluded: “For the first…
TechnoServe's urgent call to the global community gathering at COP28: it's time to take concrete action to transform agriculture and food systems.
Reliable access to water is essential for every aspect of life, including food production. This World Food Day, we’re celebrating water's critical role in food security and agriculture.
The FAO recently released the State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World 2023 report. Learn about its key findings and what it means for the fight against hunger.
The Strengthening African Processors of Fortified Foods (SAPFF) program presents an innovative industry-led approach, drawing from its experience in Kenya, Nigeria, and Tanzania to promoting the fortification of staple foods and tackling micronutrient deficiencies amongst the most vulnerable