Rural transformation

Agroforestry is taking root in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea). It is regarded as both very important for economic development and for reverting the last 20 years of degradation of natural resources.

Agroforestry is often regarded as a panacea to food security, climate, and biodiversity. But, to what extent does agroforestry really support the wildlife?

Agroforestry, a multifunctional and climate-smart method of integrating trees into agricultural landscapes, plays an important role in a number of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and in their implementation Agenda 2030.

Would you like to learn about how agroforestry as a method could be scaled up? Welcome to the launch of a new policy brief by Agroforestry Network.

Presented by Margaret Kroma – Assistant Director General. Partnerships and Impact – ICRAF, at Agri4D 2015

Presented as part of the workshop: Can Agroforestry Address Food Security Concerns under a Changing Climate?

What are the opportunities and challenges for agroforestry practices? How can these be implemented in the ASEAN? Find out in this training manual.

This policy brief gives an overview of agroforestry value chains and market systems, describing market barriers and ways to resolve them.

This policy brief outlines how to use agroforestry to advance on biodiversity and food security goals.

Presented as part of the workshop: Can Agroforestry Address Food Security Concerns under a Changing Climate?