Published on 15/07/2022

Senegal: Climate-Smart Agriculture: A Boon for Farmers

In Senegal, small-scale farmers are reaping the benefits of climate-smart agricultural practices. Thanks to certified seeds and new technologies, they are producing more food for their families, better coping with the effects of climate change and reducing their impact on the environment.

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