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CA4SH Brochure
CA4SH Brochure

The Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH) grew out of the 2021 United Nations Food Systems Summit (UNFSS). The objective of the Coalition is to scale soil health globally. Download the brochure to find out more.

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CA4SH 2024 Annual Report
CA4SH Knowledge Bank, Climate Action, Finance & Investments, Food Systems, Indigenous Peoples, Inputs, Monitoring & Evaluation, Nature & Biodiversity, Gender & Social Equality, On-Farm Practices and Implementation, Policy, Private Sector, Regenerative Agriculture, Science & Research, SDGs, Water Resource Integration, Youth Advocacy, Agroforestry & Forestry Hanna Linden (she/her) | CA4SH Secretariat CA4SH Knowledge Bank, Climate Action, Finance & Investments, Food Systems, Indigenous Peoples, Inputs, Monitoring & Evaluation, Nature & Biodiversity, Gender & Social Equality, On-Farm Practices and Implementation, Policy, Private Sector, Regenerative Agriculture, Science & Research, SDGs, Water Resource Integration, Youth Advocacy, Agroforestry & Forestry Hanna Linden (she/her) | CA4SH Secretariat

CA4SH 2024 Annual Report

2024 was a big year for soil health and for the Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH). We engaged global stakeholders in united advocacy to scale soil health through our priority areas of action, including science, policy, finance, youth engagement, and implementation on the ground. Scaling soil health can not happen in a vacuum; it requires the diverse perspectives, expertise, experience, and networks of the global community to come together. CA4SH is uniquely positioned to bring these voices together, offering a community and a meeting place for these partnerships to grow and bloom, and in 2024, we did just that in the name of healthy soil.

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The Road Ahead for Soil Health Action: A Call to Action from the 2024 CA4SH Webinar Series
Brief, Finance & Investments, Food Systems, Monitoring & Evaluation, Policy, Science & Research, CA4SH Knowledge Bank Hanna Linden (she/her) | CA4SH Secretariat Brief, Finance & Investments, Food Systems, Monitoring & Evaluation, Policy, Science & Research, CA4SH Knowledge Bank Hanna Linden (she/her) | CA4SH Secretariat

The Road Ahead for Soil Health Action: A Call to Action from the 2024 CA4SH Webinar Series

The Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH) is a multi stakeholder partnership committed to scaling soil health, globally. CA4SH ’s membership base comprises stakeholders from member states, the private sector, research institutions, civil society, farmer organisations, multilateral organisations, and NGOs.

To leverage the wealth of knowledge and experiences from across our partners in addressing key challenges currently constraining farmers to implement healthy soil practices, CA4SH held a three-part virtual Webinar Series in early 2024. The 2024 Webinar Series was held over three sessions under the topics of bringing soil health into policy, science & knowledge for improving and monitoring soil health, and financing healthy soil practices. The objectives were to explore soil-related themes and share experiences with a focus on tailoring and scaling successful methodologies.

This brief summarizes the sessions, and coallates lessons learned, calls to action, and opportunities for scaling these approaches to align action on soil ahead of the 2024 Rio Conventions.

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Fertilizer and Soil Health in Africa: The Role of Fertilizer in Building Soil Health to Sustain Farming and Address Climate Change
Hanna Linden (she/her) | CA4SH Secretariat Hanna Linden (she/her) | CA4SH Secretariat

Fertilizer and Soil Health in Africa: The Role of Fertilizer in Building Soil Health to Sustain Farming and Address Climate Change

The new paper is a conceptual framework relating to fertilizer, crop productivity, and soil health. It features a number of key recommendations, generated from scientific information, which address soil health, climate change, farmer incentives, soil health investments, localization, and not only fertilizers but also auxiliary interventions.

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