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The "Food security and agriculture: accelerating adaptation" (SAGA 2) (2023-2027) aims to reinforce the implementation of climate adaptation for food security in three Francophone countries: Côte d'Ivoire, Haiti and Senegal.

It responds to the call of the Paris Agreement and the countries' call for more ambitious collaborative efforts to plan, implement, and monitor the adaptation component of their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and National Adaptation Plans (NAPs) for the agricultural sectors. As the second FAO project implemented through a financial and technical partnership with the government of Quebec, SAGA 2 builds on the successes of the pilot phase (2019–2023) in Haiti and Senegal.

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Breaking stereotypes and adapting to climate change: the story of a woman beekeeper in Senegal

05/11/2026

In Casamance, Senegal, Innocence Delphine Nzalé is challenging stereotypes in a traditionally male-dominated sector. As climate change affects beekeeping,...

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Cultivating hope through irrigation in Mombin-Crochu

15/10/2026

In northeastern Haiti, Eltude Cherenfant, a Haitian farmer, is transforming her garden with the arrival of pedal pumps. In the Canga local assembly,...

A speaker addresses participants during the workshop on climate change adaptation and the agroecological transition in Dakar

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Senegal: strengthening the role of civil society in the agroecological transition and climate change adaptation

15/10/2026

In Dakar, 61 participants from civil society organizations, public institutions and research bodies discussed climate change adaptation challenges and...