For hundreds of millions of people, agriculture is a powerful path out of poverty. But climate change is changing the rules – reducing yields and incomes. We support smallholder farmers to help families feed themselves and their communities, grow their income, and strengthen local economies.
Climate change is making farming less predictable, especially for smallholder farmers. Here’s why that affects incomes and jobs far beyond the farm, and how new tools are helping farmers produce…
Kenyan farmer Phoebe Mwangangi uses climate-smart farming to fight drought, boost yields, and train hundreds of women to grow food in tough conditions.