Focus Report: How can agriculture in Africa meet the challenges of the future?

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While Africa has the potential to feed the world's population in the coming years, in order to accomplish this, land must be developed sustainably by addressing pressing issues such as deforestation and inefficient agriculture practices. This focus report explores avenues to boost productivity through circular and green economy practices, such as water reuse and converting organic waste into productive inputs, alongside climate-smart interventions. It also explores the importance of renewable-powered technologies and support for research, development and engineering systems.

The Agriculture in Africa 2022 Focus Report, produced in partnership with OCP Group, contains interviews with key figures in the agriculture sector.

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