The Paradoxes of Climate-Smart Coffee project, led by @CBScph & funded by @DFC_Fellowship, studies climate-smart #coffee strategies in #Tanzania and #Ethiopia
The @PACSMAC_Project held two seed panels at the #NewDevRhythms@EADI Conference! Great discussions were held on the restructuring of agricultural #ValueChains as well as future #climate scenarios and its implications on the arabica coffee production.
Mitigation, adaption and resilience, complimentary or competing processes? #NewDevRhythms@EADI SP17 is asking good questions related to climate change and coffee production in Tanzania and Ethiopia @Christi36159665@PillySilvano @AfricaBusPol
While continuing with data collection on the PACSMAC project, we were able to visit KILIMANJARO NATIONAL PARK to relax the mind a little bit. It is a pleasure to be part on this project.
The PACSMAC team had a great time working on joint fieldwork activities in #Tanzania and #Ethiopia! We are excited to wrap up our #fieldwork and move into the analysis phase to evaluate the heaps of data we’ve collected 😎
PACSMAC team members, @Christi36159665, @BerechaGezahegn and @JaninaGrabs, participated in the Science Engagement Days workshop organised by @DFC_Fellowship. It provided an opportunity for in-depth discussion on equitable partnerships in development research projects!
PACSMAC team’s main field work started in mid-January! Our team is working hard to collect field-level data in the selected villages in #Tanzania and #Ethiopia to further explore the paradoxes of climate-smart #coffee.