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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When adapting to climate change starts in the kitchen and in micro-gardens
07/06/2026
On World Environment Day, discover how SAGA 2 is supporting women’s groups in Senegal to adapt to climate change through micro-gardens, community...
Côte d’Ivoire: an investment plan to turn climate commitments into action
29/05/2026
From climate commitments to concrete investments: discover how Côte d’Ivoire is advancing its NDCs 3.0 Investment Plan to mobilize resources for climate...
Building climate resilience through people, pollinators and ecosystems
19/05/2026
On World Bee Day, discover how SAGA 2 is helping strengthen climate resilience through beekeeping, supporting livelihoods, ecosystems and local communities...
Mid-term review of SAGA 2 in Côte d’Ivoire: consolidating achievements and accelerating climate adaptation
05/05/2026
Two years after its launch, the "Food Security and Agriculture: Accelerating Adaptation" (SAGA2) project has reached a key milestone with the mid-term...
Senegal: turning agriculture NAP priorities into bankable climate projects
10/04/2026
In a context of intensifying climate change impacts on agricultural systems, Senegal is advancing the implementation of its Agriculture National...
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