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Climate, Land, Agriculture, and Biodiversity (CLAB-Africa)
The Climate, Land, Agriculture, and Biodiversity (CLAB-Africa) project is a Future Africa (University of Pretoria) initiative hosted under the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA) Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Food Systems (ARUA-SFS). CLAB-Africa aims to provide a platform for Africa’s scientific community to contribute to the developmental work of African governments and development institutions in the form of science-based, actionable recommendations within four identified clusters:
- climate impact on food systems,
- land restoration and biodiversity,
- people-animal-ecosystems health and wellbeing,
- land-water-energy resources use.
Prof Frans Swanepoel
Principal Investigator
Prof Tafadzwanashe Mabhaudhi
CLAB-Africa Co-Principal Investigator
Dr Caroline Ajilogba
CLAB-Africa Researcher
Dr Matilda Azong Cho
CLAB-Africa Researcher
Dr Colleta Gandidzanwa
Project and Research Manager: Sustainable Food Systems Chair
Ms Kayleigh Marcus
CLAB-Africa Researcher
Prof Wanda Markotter
CLAB-Africa Senior Researcher
Prof Abel Ramoelo
CLAB-Africa Senior Researcher
Mr Monde Rapiya
CLAB-Africa Researcher
Prof Wayne Truter
CLAB-Africa Senior Researcher
Prof Sue Walker
CLAB-Africa Senior Researcher