Theme: Climate
A VISIT TO BANGLADESH: WATER ACCESS TRANSFORMS VILLAGE LIFE & AGRICULTURE
Innovative approaches to water and land-use are changing agriculture in Bangladesh. Young farmers, like Tania and Rubel, have seen a…
04 January 2024
Cultivating Change: Celebrating the stories of small-scale farmers & workers around the world
When you work with more than one million small-scale farmers, miners and workers across 40 countries, it results in a…
22 December 2023
A Love that unites Forests and Cocoa in Brazil
A mother of 11, a grandmother of 24, a great-grandmother of 2: Angelita Ferreira is a force of nature who…
21 December 2023
Coffee farmers in Colombia receive payments for carbon sequestration
The criticism of CO2 compensation programmes continues unabated. The market is full of fake certificates, as reported by ZEIT and…
18 December 2023
How &ranj Helped Turned Agroforestry into a Game that Everyone Wins
One of Solidaridad’s goals is to make sure that carbon markets and low-carbon agriculture work in favor of smallholders. This…
11 December 2023
Financing Resilience for Small-scale Farmers
As the world converges at COP28 with a heightened focus on nature, people, and livelihoods in climate action, the time…
05 December 2023
Scaling Up Jurisdictional Approaches: Opportunities & Challenges in the Amazon
Forest ecosystems provide essential economic, social, and environmental services. They support rural livelihoods and vibrant economies, while also delivering valuable…
30 November 2023
A Call to Rethink Climate Finance Strategies from a farmers-first perspective
As the world converges at COP28 with a heightened focus on nature, people, and livelihoods in climate action, the time…
Climate change traps cotton farmers in a cycle of poverty
Within the foreseeable future almost every cotton producing region will be negatively affected by climate change. And smallholder farmers living…
23 November 2023
Cotton and Climate Paper
The new paper on Cotton and Climate, hosted on the Sustainable Cotton Hub, reveals that within the foreseeable future almost…
