, Oct. 15 -- Reducing methane emissions from agriculture will depend on how effectively scientific insights are translated into everyday farming practice, supported by strong institutions, clear guidance, and farmer-driven delivery systems, said speakers at a workshop on Wednesday.

The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) Bangladesh Country Office hosted the workshop.

The day-long workshop 'Methane Reduction in Agriculture: Bangladesh Perspective' aimed to share evidence on rice methane mitigation, advance adoption of proven climate-smart practices such as Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) and build a common understanding of greenhouse gas dynamics among IFAD-financed project personnel.

Today was the first session of...