Traditional weather knowledge essential for building resilience

From IFAD social reporting blog Tue Aug 5 2014, 08:01:00

By: Marie Clarisse Chanoine

From July 6th to 14th I took part in the Learning Route on Natural Resources Management and Climate Change Adaptation organised in Kenya by PROCASUR. Through peer to peer learning and exchange of experiences, PROCASUR wishes to scale up home-grown innovative solutions to end rural poverty.

The Learning Route's participants. Procasur ©

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