The Soil Atlas of Africa
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The Soil Atlas of Africa

The Soil Atlas of Africa was a collaboration between the European Union, the African Union and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations to support and encourage the sustainable use of soil resources in Africa.
It uses maps, informative text, and photos to answer questions and provide context on the diverse soil landscape in Africa.

The Soil Atlas of Africa used computer mapping techniques to show the changing composition of soil across the continent. It provides detail on the origin, functions, and types of soil. The atlas also discusses the principal threats to soil and the steps being taken to protect it as a resource.

Download the full atlas via CropLife International.

The Soil Atlas of Africa

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The Euro-Mediterranean AGORA is a way to engage the civil society in the institutional and policy dialogue on research and innovation with the aim of becoming an integral part of the decision making and governance processes.

The Agora is an important component of the broader MEDSPRING project, supported by the European Union with the aim of strengthening the Euro-Mediterranean dialogue and cooperation on research and innovation.