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Multifunctional landscapes begin with behavior change

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By Vimbayi Chimonyo, Telma Sibanda, Blessing Dzuda
| Cobs & Spikes
Visioning is a participatory process through which communities and other landscape actors define the future they want and the changes needed to reach it. For community development, it creates a shared direction for coordinating land use, livelihoods, and institutions. During the first Landscape Vision to Action (LV2A) session in 2025, stakeholders envisioned a well-governed, multifunctional, and climate-resilient Zambezi Valley.
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Can multifunctional landscapes drive climate-resilient agrifood systems transformation in Zim?

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By Kudzanai Chimhanda, Vimbayi Chimonyo
| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified
FOR many researchers, funders and development partners working in agriculture, conversations about transformation often begin with food systems: improving production, strengthening value chains, or expanding markets. While these are critical priorities, they represent only a fraction of the complex reality. Agriculture does not exist in isolation. It is deeply embedded within landscapes shaped by interconnected water systems, ecosystems, climate dynamics, institutions and communities.
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Transformative system change driving the sorghum value chain

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By Kudzanai Chimhanda, Vimbayi Chimonyo
| Cobs & Spikes
Isolated interventions do not deliver lasting change. Farm-level challenges are shaped by multiple, interconnected domains;ecological, economic, institutional, and social, that operate simultaneously. Addressing one constraint in a domain at a time fragments effort and limits impact. A systems approach recognizes that different elements within and across domains move together, aligned toward an outcome.
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