The multimedia category is fairly self-explanatory in the sense that it contains all non-bibliographic resources that exist in the Land Library. This can vary from videos, maps, audio files, infographics and even website descriptions.
With the support of CGIAR Research Programs Water Land and Ecosystems (WLE) and Climate Change Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS), CIAT sponsored five episodes of Kenya’s popular make-over TV series, Shamba Shape-Up, to advise farmers how to protect their soils.
Jin Jokwi Simon, the provincial chief for water and sanitation in North West Cameroon, explaining that irrigated agriculture may soon raise the issue of water rights in the province.
InfoAndina TV es el nuevo programa producido por el Consorcio para el Desarrollo Sostenible de la Ecorregión Andina CONDESAN que surge como un espacio de diálogo y difusión de cultura ambiental y de desarrollo sostenible de nuestra región andina. Luego de una buena acogida del programa de estreno, continúa con su transmisión semanal vía La Mula TV.
high tech approach to livestock identification and tracking to protect cattle and manage grazing resources in Botswana and Kenya.
A civil engineer explains how low-cost guttering and ponds can enable a family to harvest significant quantities of water from their roof.
For much of the last century the Fengu people living near Bulawayo in Zimbabwe, have held title deeds to their land. In this report the chief of the Fengu explains how the title deeds have helped them, and how his people are responding to the current land redistribution programme in Zimbabwe.
In this interview, Augustine Ayantunde from ILRI introduced an ILRI-led project on 'integrated management of rainwater in mixed crop-livestock integrated systems' (in the Volta river basin). The project aims to evaluate and test best fit rainwater management strategies in Ghana and Burkina Faso.
Researcher Oscar Eyog Matig explains how intercropping of trees and cereal crops, combined with water harvesting, has restored degraded land in north Cameroon.
A senior agricultural officer describes the steps being taken by the extension services in Malawi to enable farmers overcome the challenge of drought
Between 8 and 12 November 2010, the Nile Basin Development Challenge initiative (of the CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food - CPWF) organized a training workshop for national researchers on ‘research methods to build understanding of the planning and implementation of rainwater management strategies’ in Ethiopia.
