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<p>This project aims to contribute to the improvement of food security, the resilience of vulnerable communities and their agricultural production systems to the effects of climate change in the communes of Boukombé and Bopa. Specifically, the project will aim to: 1. Strengthen the capacities of vulnerable communities on locally proven resilient practices and technologies to increase yields of targeted agricultural crops (plants, animals and fisheries) 2. Strengthen the resilience of vulnerable households through economic empowerment through the development of Income Generating Activities (IGA) 3. To sustainably improve the nutritional status of children under 5 years of age, pregnant women and nannies in vulnerable households through the promotion of new food consumption patterns based on local products in the communes of Boukombé and Bopa.</p>

Strengthening Resilience and Food Security of the Vulnerable Communes of Boukombe and Bopa Against Increased Impact of Climate Change

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