Resultados de búsqueda - "Humanism"

What do we know about the future of aquatic foods in global agrifood systems? por Chan, Chin Yee, Tran, Nhuong, Hoong, Yan, Sulser, Timothy B., Aung, Yee Mon

“…Aquatic foods are nutrient-rich, generate low emissions and impacts on land and water, and contribute to the human health, well-being, and livelihoods of rural communities. …”
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Brief: wetlands for hydrological resilience por McCartney, Matthew P., Wickramaratne, Chaturangi, Gerber, R.

“…Human-driven changes to blue (surface water and groundwater) and green (soil moisture and atmospheric) water flows are intensifying risks such as floods, droughts, and biodiversity loss. …”
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(Re)thinking environmental governance in the changing climate context of northwestern Ghana por Osei-Amponsah, Charity, Okem, Andrew, Nornoo, J., Puopiel, F.

“…Achieving effective governance requires sufficient human and financial resources from the government, development partners, and other relevant stakeholders. …”
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Irregular migration, climate change, and gender in Guatemala: Local perspectives por Penel, Charlotte, Madurga Lopez, Ignacio, Higuera Florez, Julian, Palou, Nohelia

“…It examines the interrelations between climate variability and change and its impacts on women and men´s human security including the security of food, health, livelihoods, education, and personal security risks, in particular gender-based violence, and in turn how this can contribute to irregular migration. …”
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Introduction to species digests por Doran, J.C., Turnbull, J.W., Martensz, P.N., Thomson, L.A.J., Hall, N.

“…The species described are those judged by a group of experienced botanists and forests as having the potential to provide fuelwood, fodder, posts, poles, shade and shelter, ground cover, or other desirable products and influences, as well as some selected specifically for their human food value. Each of 112 major species is illustrated with a colour photograph, a distribution map showing its natural occurrence and is supplemented by detailed information on botanical features, natural occurrence, ecological conditions, utilisation, silvicultural features, pests and diseases, limitations and related species. …”
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Integrated pest management por Paparella, Antonio, Petsakos, Athanasios, Davis, Kristin E., Song, Chun

“…Pesticides occasionally contaminate soil [2], [3], [4], water [5], [6], and air [7], leading to widespread environmental pollution, reducing biodiversity and causing potential health risk to humans [8]. This happens through volatilization [9], spray drift [10], runoff from fields [11], and improper product management [12] such as improper disposal of empty containers or incorrect dosage [12]. …”
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Catalyzing native forest regeneration on degraded tropical lands por Parrotta, J.A., Turnbull, J.W., Jones, N.

“…Forest clearing, forest degradation through human disturbance, and the deterioration of land productivity due to inappropriate agricultural practices is a major problem in the tropics. …”
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The influence of improved wheat and maize varieties on infant mortality in China por Wang, Xiaobing, Liu, Xinyu, Min, Shi, Jin, Songqing, Huang, Jikun, Rozelle, Scott, Feng, Jieyuan, Boddupalli, Prasanna

“…These findings reaffirm the positive and lasting benefits of dissemination of high-yielding crop varieties for human welfare and provide valuable policy insights for developing nations grappling with food and nutritional insecurity.…”
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Farmer feedback in Tricot / Redesigning the Tricot feedback process & field validation 2024- 2025 por Muller, Anna, Schumann, Charlotte, Londoño, Juan Manuel

“…This study documents the redesign and field validation of a farmer feedback package for the Tricot (Triadic Comparison of Technologies) methodology during 2024–2025, aimed at strengthening farmer participation and improving the communication of trial results. Using a Human-Centered Design approach, the project tested a personalized one-page feedback sheet and a participation diploma with 44 cassava farmers across five states in Nigeria. …”
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Disharmony in the heart of Borneo: a closer look at forestry conflicts in the tropics por Yasmi, Yurdi

“…Conflict has always been part of human life. For that reason, conflict is often viewed as a normal and unavoidable feature, including in the forestry sector, regardless of the cultural, spatial and temporal setting. …”
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Ten propositions to explain Kalimantan's fires por Colfer, C.J.P.

“…The first three general propositions relate to environmental conditions like drought, to human conditions like the response time required to adapt to environmental change, and to political conditions like corrupt and uncoordinated governance. …”
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Sepuluh usulan untuk menjelaskan kebakaran di Kalimantan por Colfer, C.J.P.

“…The first three general propositions relate to environmental conditions like drought, to human conditions like the response time required to adapt to environmental change, and to political conditions like corrupt and uncoordinated governance. …”
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Municipalidades y participation local en la gestion forestal en Bolivia por Pacheco, P.

“…Those conditioning factors affect the institutional capacity of local governments to deal with forest management which is also influenced by the amount of forest resources municipalities spend on their municipal forest units, the human resources capacities, and the degrees of transparency in decision making within local governments. …”
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The amphibians and reptiles of Malinau Region, Bulungan Research Forest, East Kalimantan: annonated checklist with notes on the ecological presence of the species and local utiliza... por Iskandar, D.T.

“…Therefore the reasonfor the low number of large adults frogs of the genus Limmonextes is most probably the result of natural causes and not by human exploitation.…”
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Future socio-economic impacts and vulnerability por Osman-Elasha, B., Parrotta, J.A., Adger, N., Brockhaus, Maria, Colfer, C.J.P., Sohngen, B., Dafalla, T., Joyce, L.A., Nkem, J., Robledo, C.

“…This chapter discusses how the likely effects of climate-induced changes on the provision of forest ecosystem services may affect the economic and social well-being of society, including forest-dependent people, with specific reference to the production of wood and non-wood products, hydrological regulation and water quality, human health and well-being, spiritual and cultural values, recreation and ecotourism. …”
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Forest biodiversity and the delivery of ecosystem goods and services: translating science into policy por Thompson, I.D., Okabe, K., Tylianakis, Jason M., Kumar, P., Brockerhoff, E.G., Schellhorn, Nancy A., Parrotta, J.A., Nasi, Robert

“…Biodiversity is integral to almost all ecosystem processes, with some species playing key functional roles that are essential for maintaining the value of ecosystems to humans. However, many ecosystem services remain nonvalued, and decisionmakers rarely consider biodiversity in policy development, in part because the relationships between biodiversity and the provision of ecosystem services are not generally appreciated. …”
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CCAFS Gender Strategy por Ashby, Jacqueline A., Kristjanson, Patricia M., Thornton, Philip K., Campbell, Bruce M., Vermeulen, Sonja J., Wollenberg, Eva Karoline

“…This Gender Strategy is intended to strengthen CCAFS’ development impact through the integration of gender issues into research in keeping with commitments in the CGIAR Strategy and Results Framework to ensure that rural women benefit from its contribution to poverty reduction, enhanced environmental resilience, improved food security, human health and nutrition. CCAFS plans to situate its gender strategy within a broader strategy addressing social inclusion for different social groups while bearing in mind that women are central to agriculture in developing countries. …”
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Climate change, agriculture and food security: a comparative review of global modelling approaches por Dumollard, G., Havlík, Petr, Herrero, Mario

“…Quantitative economic models are appropriate tools to examine these interactions and to understand how they influence human activities and ecosystems. However, there are many different economic models with different characteristics regarding the way economies are modelled, the way climate change is considered in the models and the way GHG emissions are accounted for. …”
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Overview of groundwater in the Nile River Basin. por MacAlister, C., Pavelic, Paul, Tindimugaya, C., Ayenew, T., Ibrahim, M. E., Meguid, M. A.

“…Groundwater is gaining increasing recognition as a vital and essential source of safe drinking water throughout the Nile Basin, and the demands in all human-related sectors are growing. The technical and regulatory frameworks to enable sustainable allocation and use of the resource, accounting for environmental service requirements, are largely not in place. …”
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Integrated groundwater use and management in vulnerable coastal zones of Asia-Pacific por Villholth, Karen G.

“…Present and future stresses on these significant, but often vulnerable systems, from human development, urbanization, climate change, and extreme events call for better understanding and awareness of these resources, their protection and best management approaches. …”
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