Agricultural water scarcity in the predominantly rainfed agricultural system of sub-Saharan
Africa (SSA) is more related to the variability of rainfall and excessive non-productive losses …

For the first time in human history, human use and pollution of freshwater have reached a
level where water scarcity will potentially limit food production, ecosystem function, and …

Actualmente, la crisis medioambiental y social a la que se enfrenta la humanidad ha llevado
al límite la conservación de la vida tal y como se conoce; esto ha generado un aumento de …

Land suitability potential evaluation is an important step to detect the environmental limit in
sustainable land use planning. It deals with the assessment of land performances for the …

Mulching offers great agro-ecological potential: it typically conserves the soil, improves the
soil ecology, stabilizes and enhances crop yield and provides various environmental …

Water scarcity is an escalating global concern that poses significant challenges to
agriculture. The need to feed a growing population, coupled with changing climate patterns …

Adaptation strategies to reduce smallholder farmers' vulnerability to climate variability and
seasonality are needed given the frequency of extreme weather events predicted to …

In situ rainwater harvesting (RWH) belong to the promising practices to support sustainable
development in sub-Saharan Africa facing climate change impacts. However, appropriate …

Emerging evidence showing trends in climate change with a strong likelihood those
changes will continue elevates the importance of finding affordable adaptations by irrigated …

Poverty alleviation in rural areas is a top priority for social and economic development,
particularly against a backdrop of rising populations up to 2050 and to meet growing food …