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ICRAF CRP 1.1

ICRAF CRP 1.1. ICRAF and drylands. S emi-humid to semi-arid Systems approach, intensification / diversification Tree products, ecosystem services Positive effects on crop and livestock production A rid – semi-arid fringe AF systems as ecosystem engineering Role AF in resilience.

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ICRAF CRP 1.1

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  1. ICRAF CRP 1.1

  2. ICRAF and drylands • Semi-humid to semi-arid • Systems approach, intensification / diversification • Tree products, ecosystem services • Positive effects on crop and livestock production • Arid – semi-arid fringe • AF systems as ecosystem engineering • Role AF in resilience

  3. ICRAF • Ideas • AF in transforming drylands systems • Shinyanga AF, livestock enclosures • West Pokot, SLU • AF synergies trade offs optimization systems • Co-learning participatory systems assessment • Bilateral • Ongoing • DGIS - NRM, semi arid WA, Ethiopia, Kenya • DFID - resilience and agroforestry, EA • Pipeline • USAID – RWH small scale irrigation • FMNR – various projects • IFAD – dryland concept note

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