Building Capacity for Climate Change Adaptation (CSCF) 
The project equips communities, institutions and NGOs through training, knowledge exchange and practical exemplar projects with the capacity to respond to climate change, enabling them to anticipate and minimize impacts on the livelihoods of poor and vulnerable people.The project main objective is to strengthen the capacity of communities and local institutions to respond to the threats and consequences of climate change in Southern and West Africa. This project is possible thanks to the collaboration of LEAD FA, LEAD SEA and LEAD International and with the support of DFID and communities in Bakel, Senegal and Malawi.
Innovation in Microirrigation for dryland farmers
This project will start in October 2009 and was designed to address a crucial natural resource management challenge facing the world today: the need for effective strategies and methods to help communities in dryland areas to improve their management of scarce water resources. Throughout Africa, and particularly in dryland areas, access to adequate quantity and quality of water is among the greatest constraints to both development and habitat protection. The efficient use of scarce water resources is therefore key to both economic progress environmental quality. This project will support capacity-building, pilot investments and dissemination activities around micro-irrigation and sustainable and management (SLM), in an integrated way.The objective of the project will be to contribute to sustainable land management in order to maintain and improve ecosystem health, stability, integrity, functions and services, and at the same time support sustainable livelihoods in Senegal
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