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Botswana Vulnerability Assessment Committee

Also known as: BVAC

2026-05-112026-10-31

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  1. October 2026
  2. Daily News Botswana

    … The United Nations resident coordinator, Ms Wenyan Yang, said Botswana Vulnerability Assessment Committee (BVAC) 2023/2024 report, revealed that over 25 per cent of rural population remained at risk of food insecurity while the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nati …

    Climate change demands modern farming methods
  3. May 2026
  4. Mmegi

    … The declaration was made on the recommendation of the Botswana Vulnerability Assessment Committee (BVAC), prompting government intervention to assist struggling farmers.As part of the drought relief measures, the Ministry introduced a 15% subsidy on livestock feed for extensive g …

    Non-Citizens benefit unfairly from livestock support scheme
Agriculture & Land

Climate resilience drives modernization of Botswana farming

The News

Botswana's acting Minister of Lands and Agriculture says climate pressures and land degradation make modernisation of agrifood systems an urgent necessity. The Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak that began in January 2026 has diverted approximately P97 million toward disease control, straining agricultural budgets and disrupting domestic and international trade.

19 October 2026 · Daily News Botswana →

Monday 19 October

  1. Climate resilience drives modernization of Botswana farming

    Botswana's acting Minister of Lands and Agriculture says climate pressures and land degradation make modernisation of agrifood systems an urgent necessity. The Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak that began in January 2026 has diverted approximately P97 million toward disease control, straining agricultural budgets and disrupting domestic and international trade.

    19 October 2026 · Daily News Botswana →

Monday 11 May

  1. Livestock support scheme allegedly benefits non-citizens unfairly

    A livestock feed subsidy scheme introduced by the Ministry of Agriculture during the 2021/2022 drought—offering a 15% subsidy from August 2022 to January 2023—has allegedly been benefiting non-citizens unfairly, according to Mmegi.

    11 May 2026 · Mmegi →

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