The closure of Hormuz during a critical farming window threatens global crop yields, disrupting fertiliser flows essential to food production worldwide.
The study explores how African agriculture can ensure food sovereignty while reducing dependence on fossil-based fertilisers and preserving ecosystems.
Amid escalating tensions with Iran, a new global food crisis looms, driven by rising fertiliser costs and supply disruptions that could severely impact food security worldwide.
Faced with growing challenges from climate change and biodiversity loss, the AME ACP 3 project aims to strengthen the sound management of biodiversity for food and agriculture, as well as.
