This programme bolsters Djibouti’s climate adaptation and resilience by bridging multiple sectors, including fisheries, rural development and gender. This required considered coordination and communication among diverse stakeholders.

This project introduced a range of renewable energy technologies to enhance the lives of rural people. Biogas digesters were coupled with latrines and slurry storage was developed. Sustainable bio slurry will replace chemical fertilizers, allowing households to save money and consume healthier foods. Biogas digesters also alleviate burdens on women and reduce deforestation.

This project established a Natural Resources Governance Framework which enables communities to manage their natural resources sustainably and reduce conflicts between settled farmers and pastoralists.

PROSUL introduced innovations across various value chains, including technology for vegetable production and improved cassava varieties. Moreover, the project built climate-resilient infrastructure, such as irrigation systems, multifunctional boreholes and cattle fairs.

The project introduced various innovations, including tidal irrigation for rice production, village gardens to grow fruits and vegetables, roads to improve market access, soil and water conservation and ecosystem restoration, such as agroforestry and mangrove planting.

Dans le cadre du Programme d’adaptation de l’agriculture paysanne (ASAP), des « cartes parlantes » ont été mises à l’essai en Bolivie. Cet outil innovant mariant connaissances scientifiques et savoir traditionnel des communautés permet de recenser les problèmes majeurs et les priorités en matière d’adaptation, tout en associant les peuples autochtones, les femmes et les jeunes à la prise de décisions.

Dans le cadre du développement durable des zones rurales, la deuxième phase du Projet de développement de l’élevage et des pâturages (LPDP-II) a permis aux populations rurales de créer des unions d’usagers des pâturages et d’élaborer des plans communautaires de gestion en la matière pour l’élevage du bétail afin de lutter contre la dégradation des ressources tirées des pâturages.

Ce programme a permis d’autonomiser des communautés locales et de promouvoir des pratiques plus durables de gestion des pâturages, garantes d’une utilisation plus responsable de ces derniers.

Ce projet a permis d’instaurer des plans de développement socioéconomique tenant compte des effets des changements climatiques dans deux provinces.

Le programme ASPIRE a permis d’instaurer un modèle de services de vulgarisation agricole axé sur la demande, tout en encourageant l’innovation au moyen de politiques et de stratégies nouvelles.

This fourth edition of IFAD’s Climate Action Report does not restrict itself to reviewing the progress and results of the past year, but also situates these results within the larger context of IFAD's 11th Replenishment.

IFAD’s Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme (ASAP) is the largest multi-donor global fund specifically dedicated to enabling smallholder farmers to adapt and build their resilience to climate change.

This mid-term review assesses the extent to which the design and results to date of the Adaptation for Smallholder Agriculture Programme (ASAP) are relevant for farmers facing climate change.