The rural area presents great challenges and opportunities since it is characterized by concentrating high levels of poverty, particularly in small-scale farming families. Agroforestry, as a dynamic and ecological management system for natural resources, diversifies and sustains production in order to increase economic, social and environmental benefits, based on a sustainable development approach.
Increased production, productivity and product diversity can help improve the health and nutrition of the poor in rural areas. It can also provide a wide variety of environmental services, such as improving soil fertility, restoring degraded lands, improving water conservation, or limiting the development of pests and soil erosion.
Improve the living conditions of the African population, paying special attention to the needs of people in vulnerable situations, through the design and implementation of collaborative strategies and actions that promote rural development, and ensure the sustainable management of natural resources. and climate action.
Information Systems for Agricultural Risk Management (Arm-IS)
Participating Groups