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Rangelands in Jordan form around 80% of the land area. Severe land degradation is due to natural and anthropogenic factors. Restoration attempts to reduce and mitigate rangeland degradation by using the micro-water harvesting techniques coupled with out-planting of native species on hill-slope areas, have been introduced and adopted in Jordan.

10 out of 12 of Jordan’s underwater basins are overpumped. A new NGO, the Watershed and Development Initiative (WADI), was launched to engage local communities in land management and rehabilitation.

This approach offers an opportunity to characterize complex causalities and attribute realistic weights to specified causal linkages, as is relevant for the study of natural resource governance.

A diagnosis of the livelihood situation of the Syrian refugees in Beqaa valley.

What does it take to accelerate the adoption of livestock integration in Conservation Agriculture among rural farming communities?

A water supply and management project is supporting host communities in a country where resources have been over-utilized and basic services stretched.

New and surprising insights of an ICARDA study on livestock production identify steps to reduce the workload of rural women.

Farmer's First: a concept driving the implementation of pulse initiatives that aim to increase production and close yield gaps.