How Sudan fought the aftermath of drought

How Sudan fought the aftermath of drought

2003

Since the terrible drought, which hit Northeast Africa in 1984/85 and caused mass starvation, agriculture in Sudan has improved considerably. Working closely with ICARDA, the country is now nearly self-sufficient in wheat, and has significantly improved its production of faba bean. This is a dream come true for Sudanese people and ICARDA

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blé cicer arietinum cooperación internacional coopération internationale development disponibilité alimentaire drought food security food supply human resources international cooperation lens culinaris producción de semillas production de semences recursos humanos ressource humaine seed production sequía soudan sudan suministro de alimentos sécheresse sécurité alimentaire trigo triticum aestivum triticum durum vicia faba wheats

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ICARDA Caravan (ICARDA)

Issue 18/19 ISSN 1025-0972

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pp. 33-352

Other Subjects

Seguridad alimentaría

Language

English

Note

5 ill. http://www.icarda.cgiar.org/Publications/Caravan/Caravan18-19/Article27.htm

Type

Non-Conventional

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International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, Aleppo (Syria)

In AGRIS since: 2004-08-15

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How Sudan fought the aftermath of drought

2003

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