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Ana M. Loboguerrero
@amloboguerrero
PhD in Economics, Research Director for Climate Action and Director AICCRA
Cali, Colombiaccafs.cgiar.orgJoined June 2016

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Using radio programs while strengthening African institutions to build climate resilience in Africa. Way to go!
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📻 🇿🇲 With an estimated reach of 2.5 million listeners, a new radio program in Zambia supported by AICCRA, @COMACO_Zambia & Chitetezo Farmers Federation, aims to make climate-smart agriculture more accessible to smallholder #farmers. 🔗aiccra.cgiar.org/news/radio-pro #TakeItToTheFarmer
Image of a man, Chief Chanje, speaking to a microphone while standing under a tree. People around him are taking photos and listening.

Zambia, March 2023
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We're so excited is championing our approach, showing the world that addressing power structures is part of the transformations needed to make the people most vulnerable to climate change more resilient to extreme events.
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Great to see that @CGIAR #ClimateResilienceInitiative is promoting transformative change in Guatemala through local bottom-up solutions. We need more of this! @BiovIntCIAT_eng @MariekeVeeger twitter.com/CGIARclimate/s…
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Like it is always said, “gather all, scatter none”! Our team is in Taita Taveta County working with different stakeholders - building their capacity to use climate information services. #locallevelclimatechangeadaptation
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Farmers🧑‍🌾👨‍🌾 discover how #weatherforecast ⛈️🌊🌄 and agro #advisories can help them make informed decisions for their farms 🌱🐄Embracing climate-smart practices to unlock higher yields!🌾with @BiovIntCIAT_eng @MeteoKenya @TaitaTavetaUni #ClimateActionNow
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Great to see that #ClimateResilienceInitiative is promoting transformative change in Guatemala through local bottom-up solutions. We need more of this!
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Sustainable change often starts from a small idea: In Guatemala, CGIAR researchers are helping local communities with their "disruptive seeds" that could grow and disrupt dominant but unsustainable, incumbent systems. Read: bit.ly/disruptiveseed #ClimateResilienceInitiative
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Great to see that #ClimateResilienceInitiative is promoting transformative change in Guatemala through local bottom-up solutions. We need more of this!
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Sustainable change often starts from a small idea: In Guatemala, CGIAR researchers are helping local communities with their "disruptive seeds" that could grow and disrupt dominant but unsustainable, incumbent systems. Read: bit.ly/disruptiveseed #ClimateResilienceInitiative
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CGIAR’s , and colleagues writing for the , highlight the importance of for scaling ag science and innovation for a more resilient future. #OneCGIAR
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Science and innovation in agriculture must be brought to the forefront of Africa’s development agenda as a public good. blogs.worldbank.org/agfood/scaling via @WBG_Agriculture @IITA_CGIAR @IITA_CGIAR @WorldBankAfrica @lmsibanda @ClaudiaSadoff @bjerde_anna @ousmane_diagana
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