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Farmers must receive real-time alerts before heatwaves, floods, or pest outbreaks. MSC proposes a climate-resilient agricultural system, a DPI that links farm data, weather forecasts, & climate models for the timely delivery of advisories.
Read more: https://tinyurl.com/mv649b69
Our latest blog explains why agriculture is the strategic entry point for India’s #ClimateStack. High emissions, high climate vulnerability, & strong DPI, such as #AgriStack, make agriculture the right place to begin integration.
Learn how: https://tinyurl.com/bd6ah9aa
@FAOSocioEcon @FAO4Members @MaximoTorero @FAO @clapa Thank you to speakers from @RockefellerFdn, @AWARDFellowship,@MicroSave, @Olam, @UCOBAC_, @World_foodforum & guests for an inspiring discussion at @FAO’s #CSW70 event on Commit to Grow Equality & #YearOfTheWomanFarmer.
🔗 Join us! https://www.fao.org/commit-grow-equality/en
#LetsGrowEquality
Climate data remains siloed across ministries & sectors. MSC identifies this key gap in India’s climate response & proposes a unified climate stack that integrates emissions, carbon sinks, & vulnerability data into one interoperable system.
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India faces rising climate risks, but climate data remains fragmented across systems. Our latest blog outlines a unified climate stack that starts with agriculture to enable smarter climate governance.
Read more for insights: http://tinyurl.com/bd6ah9aa
#ClimateAction
India has built strong digital agriculture systems. Yet, extreme weather has become more frequent, and farmers still lack timely guidance on climate.
Are our digital systems truly prepared for climate risks?
What is the missing piece?
India has built strong digital agriculture systems. Yet, extreme weather has become more frequent, and farmers still lack timely guidance on climate.
Are our digital systems truly prepared for climate risks?
What is the missing piece?
Suzanne Njeri highlights a finance gap in fisheries. Women make up 60–80% of the value chain, yet 10–20% have collateral for loans. MSC supports women-led networks to address this gap & strengthen financial access.
Hear the full podcast now: https://tinyurl.com/mryzhnry
Kenya faces a fish supply gap, with demand of 600–700 MT & production of under 400 MT. MSC supports aquaculture to boost food security, raise incomes, & connects fish farmers with financial institutions to improve access to finance.
Listen to know more: https://tinyurl.com/mryzhnry
Up to 30% of fish in Kenya is lost post-harvest.
Production alone isn’t the problem, fragmented systems are.
MSC is supporting this transformation by integrating finance and insurance solutions, strengthening market and cold-chain linkages, building smallholder capacity,
Scaling aquaculture in Kenya isn’t only a production issue.
Women face added barriers like limited collateral and land ownership, making access to finance even harder.
MSC is supporting the sector by strengthening systems through research and advisory, advancing blended
Fish farmers in Kenya wait 8–12 months to earn revenue, which poses risks to their survival. Limited access to credit & insurance increases that risk. What would enable large-scale investment in #aquaculture?
Watch the masterclass to learn more: https://tinyurl.com/yrpwa69u
Kenya consumes 4 kg of fish annually, while the global average is 20 kg. In this masterclass, Proscovia Alando of Samaki Hub examines the barriers to aquaculture growth & what must change for the sector to scale.
Watch the masterclass here: https://tinyurl.com/yrpwa69u
Access to shared village ponds enables women to build viable fish enterprises. MSC collaborates with @brlps_jeevika & #GovernmentOfBihar to improve pond allocation & equip women’s SHGs with #FishFarming, business & financial skills.
Read our new blog: https://tinyurl.com/2aaax2z3 to
In Bihar, women lead #FishFarming through community ponds. 121 ponds went to 91 women-led groups, who harvested 21+ MT of fish & earned INR 3.59M in a year. MSC worked with @brlps_jeevika & #GovernmentOfBihar to improve pond allocation & use.
Read https://tinyurl.com/2aaax2z3 for the