Magazine
The Magazine aims to promote the sharing of articles on topics relevant to the community of ALE professionals and practitioners in Africa – with a focus on new, topical information relating to the sector including new methods and approaches.
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APPROCHE REFLECT AUX CRISES ECOLOGIQUES
fr| Ganfoud Mohamed HAIDARA- Coordinateur Centre et Nord du projet SSF- Mali | DVV International Ecological crisis
Read MoreLe Cercle REFLECT du village de Hondoubomou, dans la commune Alafia, Région de Tombouctou s’implique dans la protection du village contre les inondations.
After Cyclone Freddy: Conclusions to be drawn for our Adult Learning and Education (ALE) work in Southern Africa
en| Dyson Mthawanji & Gerhard Quincke | DVV International Ecological crisis
Read MoreALE has an important role to play in raising awareness about climate justice and helping communities cope with the impacts of extreme weather events. The recent Cyclone Freddy in Southern Africa is a wake-up call for the whole world.
Climate change drowning West African coastline
en| Isaac Kaldzi Ecological crisis
Read MoreMany coastal communities along the coast line of Africa depend on the ocean for food and sustainable livelihoods.
South Africa’s framework for a just transition fails to recognise the climate emergency
en| Vishwas Satgar, Charles Simane, Awande Buthelezi, Jane Cherry and Ferrial Adam Ecological crisis
Read MoreIn this article, activist-scholars provide a critique of South Africa’s framework for a just transition in light of the “climate emergency and crisis”.
Un projet qui combine des innovations agricoles et l'éducation des adultes
fr| Yaya Traoré | DVV International Ecological crisis
Read MoreDe son lancement en 2014, le projet a introduit des innovations au niveau du secteur agricole et agro-alimentaire pour contribuer à un développement rural durable.
Climate change is hitting Africa's staple crops, increasing parasites - UN report.
en| Lameez Omarjee, Ecological crisis
Read MoreIn this article Lameez Omarjee highlights the reduction in agricultural productivity in Africa. The reduction in staple foods such as maize and wheat is of particularly concern in the context of climate change that continue to affect ecosystems in different part of the world.
Climate change in Africa: What will it mean for agriculture and food security?
en| Elliot Carleton Ecological crisis
Read MoreClimate change continues to pose serious challenges for African agriculture. Hunger on the continent affects 240 million Africans on a daily basis.
University researchers asked to help combat climate change
en| Alice Tembasi Ecological crisis
Read MoreLike many countries in Africa, Rwanda is ramping up efforts in mitigating the effects of climate change through joint research by higher education institutions and environmental partners in the country.