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Innovation dashboard

This digital dashboard provides a summary of the various types of innovations available to pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in dryland regions in SPARC focus countries.

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Showing 28 - 30 of 65 innovationsPage 10 of 22
2012
Hydroponic Africa
Hydroponics Africa’s simplified hydroponic farming technology enables farmers to produce both food crops and livestock fodder without the use of soil. This technique uses a mineral nutrient solution in a water solvent and has proven to be safe, fast, more economical and, most important, sustainable.
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Host Organisations
2010
Index-Based Livestock Insurance
Index-based livestock insurance (IBLI) protects livestock keepers in drought-prone arid and semi-arid lands from climate-related losses. Insurance payouts are tied to climatic conditions such as the amount of rainfall and distribution of pasture availability over a season.
Regions
This is where you can browse SPARC resources by country/region
2015
Index-based livestock insurance / Index-based crop insurance
PULA partners with local insurance companies and global reinsurance firms to insure farmers and livestock owners against a wide range of climatic risks including drought, excessive rainfall, pests and diseases.
Regions
This is where you can browse SPARC resources by country/region
Host Organisations

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