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After their town was devastated by floods in 2004, residents of Kiday in the Philippines shifted to organic methods when rebuilding their farms.

19 May 2023

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A mix of government initiatives, marketing and consumer choice can help cut emissions from China’s food system.

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Experts say that poverty, societal attitudes and gender norms have made it harder for women in Pakistan to cope with the impacts of climate change, in this report on International Women’s Day.

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In India, urban farming has seen some traction across states, but rapid development and the need to make urban agriculture viable mean the contours of official policy on it must be shaped.

26 January 2023

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10 January 2023

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19 October 2022

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17 October 2022

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23 September 2022

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7 September 2022

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31 August 2022

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30 August 2022

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26 August 2022

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11 August 2022

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15 July 2022

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8 July 2022

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