Consultative Stakeholders’ Workshop: Mitigating Agriculture Risks and Strengthening Climate Resilience in Senegal

The World Bank’s Agriculture Risk Management Team, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Equipment, the Ministry of Livestock and Animal Production, and the Senegalese Institute of Agricultural Research conducted a joint field mission in Feb-March 2015 to identify optimal pathways to improved climate resilience for the agricultural sector. 

At the end of the field mission, a consultative stakeholders’ workshop was organized to present and discuss priority interventions, solicit feedback, and outline a strategic framework for improved risk mitigation. >>Learn More

23 Mar 2015
Focus topic
  • Agricultural Value Chains / Agri-Businesses
  • Climate / Weather / Environment

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