Introducing the CIRNA Project: Advancing Sustainable Farming in East Africa
Smallholder farmers are at the heart of food security in East Africa. Yet, they face growing challenges from climate change, limited access to fertilizers, and health risks associated with poor manure management.
The CIRNA Project (Circularity of Nutrients in Agroecosystems and Co-Benefits for Animal and Human Health) is a groundbreaking initiative designed to address these issues. By enhancing nutrient circularity, mitigating environmental impacts, and promoting safer practices, CIRNA aims to empower farmers with sustainable solutions that support ecological farming, improve livelihoods, and foster resilience.
Below is the project brief to learn more about how CIRNA is paving the way for sustainable agriculture and healthier communities
4 Replies to “Circularity of Nutrients in Agroecosystems andCo-Benefits for Animal and Human Health – Project Brief”hubli
I am interested, my name is Monicah Yator Founder and Executive Director Indigenous Women and Girls Initiative
The project idea is relevant to east Africa farming system. Hope natural paeture is included in the project.
Best regards,
Hello this project is mainly on manure
The project idea is relevant to east Africa farming system. Hope natural pasture is included in the project.
Best regards,