Local Partners
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Remote Sensing
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Africa
Etse Lossou, our GIS (Geographic Information Systems) analyst and native Ghanaian, visited his home country in January to train data collectors. In this blog, he shares his experiences.
Read all about the latest developments in the world of agroforestry, remote sensing, and other Acorn-related topics.
In Kagera, an administrative region in north-west Tanzania, our local partner Kaderes is making sure farmers get paid fairly for their Acorn efforts — not just when it comes to how much, but also when it comes to how.
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Local Partners
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Remote Sensing
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Africa
Etse Lossou, our GIS (Geographic Information Systems) analyst and native Ghanaian, visited his home country in January to train data collectors. In this blog, he shares his experiences.
Farmer Stories
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Acorn Updates
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Africa
With our recent onboarding of 37.000 farmers in Zambia, we're now helping 108.000 farmers around the world to transition to agroforestry and combat climate change. Find out all about our team members' trip to Zambia and experiences here
Remote Sensing
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Acorn Updates
How do you objectively measure the biodiversity of an environment? We spoke to Acorn’s remote sensing specialist about birds, bioacoustics, and the great potential of this nascent technology.
South America
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Acorn Updates
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Farmer Stories
Latin America and its rich agricultural climate (and many smallholder farmers) is a region Acorn has focused on since the beginning. In this travelogue, our account manager Paola López details her latest experiences.
Remote Sensing
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Africa
Kyle Nielsen, our innovation consultant, has written several blogs about his experiences with smallholder farmers and data collection. This time, he looks forward to what the future might hold for remote sensing technologies.
Asia
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Farmer Stories
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Acorn Updates
Kyrgyzstan, like many nations relying on agriculture, has been impacted by climate change in various ways. Together with AFoCO, Acorn is determined to turn the tide for this beautiful country. Read on.
Carbon Academy
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Remote Sensing
In the world of agroforestry and carbon markets, biomass satellite measurements are an essential piece of the puzzle. These measurements generate the data used in models that make up the foundation of Acorn’s carbon credit system.
Acorn Updates
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Africa
In July, an Acorn farmer payout ceremony in Tanzania issued payments to about 500 farmers, presented by the Hon. Dr. Selemani Saidi Jafo, Tanzania’s Minister of State.
Africa
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Acorn Updates
A total of $5 million has been granted to support Acorn’s agroforestry projects.
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