Background The Yard-based Economy project, enriched by the inclusion of empowering women from smallholder families and addressing climate change, has a profound historical context in Bangladesh. These foundational elements play a crucial role in

Sharing insights and TOOLS for scaling digital tools for farmers to adapt to climate change AND be profitable across systems in a sustainable way.

As part of one CGIAR research for development initiative on Digital Innovation (DI), the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) along with the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) is organizing the Stakeholder Engagement on

CarbonMint drives sustainable agriculture by integrating advanced technology for carbon measurement, incentivizing eco-friendly practices, and enhancing climate resilience. Its digital platforms empower farmers, improve traceability, and create verif

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