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Making agriculture resilient for climate change: Water scarcity, an opportunity for action and collaboration
With the contribution of its 70 partners, WASAG has since developed its strategy for 2021-2024. WASAG is set to further play a greater role in developing collaborative actions as solutions to the increasing challenges posed by climate change and the resulting water scarcity, in order to make agriculture more resilient. The second WASAG international forum, which is again hosted by the Government of Cabo Verde provides the setting for this step.
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Jennie Barron at SLU participates in the planning of the conference.
Jennie Barron
Professor at the Department of Soil and Environment
jennie.barron@slu.se