East-Africa
BAOBAB
This magazine is published four times a year and is primarily a forum for ALIN Network members to exchange development ideas and experiences on five key thematic areas of ALIN namely; agricultural production techniques, environment management, market information, gender, health and HIV and AIDS.
Latest issues
Issue 063 - Regional Food Systems
In this issue of Baobab read more on Regional Food Systems and their role in food security and sustainable development.
Issue 62 - Trees And Farming
This issue of Baobab focus on the importance of planting trees together with crops and also keeping livestock - a practice known as Agroforestry. Trees are an important contributor to climate change adaptation and have multiple benefits to humankind.
Issue 61 - Youth and farming
The laxity of young people taking up farming may be due to, but not limited, to lack of farming incentives, inadequate access to productive assets such as land and capital, inadequate infrastructure, limited well functioning markets, high population pressure on land and inadequate access to appropriate technologies by farmers. In this issue, we look at ways in which farming can become 'attractive' for the youth.
Issue 060 - Partnerships for Learning
Partnerships that promote sustainable agriculture are the way to go in future. In this issue we look at the importance of joint ventures in agricultural development.
Issue 059 - Water Management and Food Security in Africa
This issue of Baobab focus on access to water for sustainable agriculture and livelihoods, its management and policies, or lack of them, which can regulate its effective and efficient use. In a region that highly relies on rainfall for food production, a lot needs to be done in agricultural water management if food security is to be achieved.
Issue 058 - Enhancing Small-scale Livestock Production
Small-scale livestock keeping plays an important in livelihoods of many farmers. This issue looks at how farmers care and manage their animals.
Issue 057 - Indigenous Knowledge
Partnerships that promote sustainable agriculture are the way to go in future. In this issue we look at the importance of joint ventures in agricultural development.
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