There’s an extensive
belief that termites are a main threat to rustic livelihoods and rural
production in Est. Africa. Is this factual? How do termites involve farming
water and land efficiency? What realistic options survive to decrease the evident
financial and human costs connected with perceived destructive performance of
termites?
The CGIAR
Challenge agenda on Water and Food (CPWF) studied these issues as part of a
Nile River basin extensive joint investigate agenda extend from 2003 to
2012. First achievement in rehabilitating degraded rangelands led to the organization
of a new CPWF Research into Use (RIU) project ‘Uptake of integrated
termite organization for treatment of degraded rangeland in East
Africa’. The RIU scheme started in 2012, extends into 2014,
and collaborates intimately with Nile Basin growth confront.
This brief
explains the times past of these initiative and objectives of the development.
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