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September 25, 2015
IFPRI Director for Africa Ousmane Badiane was quoted in a BBC article about the international effort to help farmers in Africa deal with climate change. Said Badiane: “When given the right options and incentives, farmers can drive sustainable agricultural development that builds resilience to disasters and greenhouse gas emissions.”
Related publication: The Farms of Change: African Smallholders Responding to an Uncertain Climate Future (2015)
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