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Author or Institution as Author
Todd Ngara
Co-authors

Raymond E. Zvavanyange, Desire Nemashakwe, Elisha N. Moyo, Francis B. Vengai, Lovemore Vambe, Kudzai Ndidzano, Manyewu Mutamba, PhD, Sydney Zharare

Resource Type
Partner Collections Content
Category
Training and Conference Materials
Type
Document
Date of Publication
Apr 01, 2017
Language
English
Description/Abstract

The Validation Workshop for the draft Climate-Smart Agriculture Manual brought together senior technocrats in the Government of Zimbabwe Ministries: Agriculture, Mechanization and Irrigation Development and Environment, Water and Climate, with other approved experts to give the final input to the draft Manual.

The work funded by the Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN) and with the lead implementer, United Nations Environment Programme – Technical University of Denmark, has brought to the forefront issues that concern agriculture and climate change to the attention of all stakeholders in Zimbabwe.

The draft Manual was approved (with amendments) by the senior technocrats in the Government of Zimbabwe and stakeholders represented. What follows next, is the official launch of the Climate-Smart Agriculture Manual for Agricultural Education in Zimbabwe, followed by the Training of Trainers and concluding work to the year-long Technical Assistance to Zimbabwe.

Citation

Ngara, T., Zvavanyange, R.E., Nemashakwe, D., Moyo, E.N., Vengai, F.B., Vambe, L., Ndidzano, K., Mutamba, M., and Zharare, S. (2017). Report of the Validation Workshop of the Climate-Smart Agriculture Manual for Agriculture Education in Zimbabwe, 21 April 2017, Cresta Oasis Hotel, Harare: Climate Technology Centre and Network.

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