Search Results - "Humanism"

Gender-based violence in food systems by Treasure, Lilian, Forsythe, Lora, Martin, Adrienne

“…Gender-based violence (GBV) is a significant global health and human rights issue, particularly for women and girls, with substantial social and economic costs. …”
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Too many men, too-short lives: The effect of the male-biased sex ratio on mortality by Chang, Simon, Kan, Kamhon, Zhang, Xiaobo

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Climate security policy coherence and awareness analysis: Philippines by Schapendonk, Frans, Scartozzi, Cesare Marco, Meddings, George, Melgar, Adriana, Laderach, Peter, Pacillo, Grazia

“…We find that connections between climate change, human (in)security, and conflict remain generally underexplored. …”
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Collective action and “social distancing” in COVID-19 responses by Meinzen-Dick, Ruth S.

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Editorial: Antimicrobial resistance in food-producing environments: a One Health approach by Agga, G.E., Amenu, Kebede

“…It recognizes that the health of humans, domestic and wild animals, plants, and the wider environment (including ecosystems) are closely linked and interdependent. …”
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The African enigma: The mystery of tall African adults despite low national incomes revisited by Moradi, Alexander, Hirvonen, Kalle

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Spatial Analysis of Livestock Production Patterns in Ethiopia by Tilamun, Helina, Schmidt, Emily

“…In addition, we attempt to provide greater insight of changes in available grazing land given increasing human and livestock population pressure.…”
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Intrahousehold allocation and gender relations: new empirical evidence from four developing countries by Quisumbing, Agnes R., Maluccio, John A.

“…Using new household data sets from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Ethiopia, and South Africa, we present measures of individual characteristics that are highly correlated with bargaining power, namely human capital and in ividually-controlled assets, evaluated at the time of marriage. …”
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Water quality and food safety: A review and discussion of risks by Jawahar, Puja, Ringler, Claudia

“…While increased diversification of developing-country diets as a result of agricultural and economic growth has improved nutritional status and human health, the increased consumption of high-value products—particularly fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy and animal products—has lead to significant food safety risks associated with unsafe management and use of water resources These risks are both magnified and masked in developing countries due to a lack of regulation combined with a dearth of data and information on the relations between water use, water quality and food safety risks. …”
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Good data relations key to Indigenous research sovereignty: A case study from Nunatsiavut by Ortenzi, Kate, Flowers, Veronica, Pamak, Carla, Saunders, Michelle, Schmidt, Jörn, Bailey, Megan

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Antigenic Analysis of Anabaena azollae and the Role of Lectin in The Azolla Anabaena Symbiosis by Ladha, J.K., Watanabe, I.

“…Antiserum against Anabaena‐free Azolla cell extract cross‐reacted with A. azollae freshly separated from different species of Azolla, but did not cross‐react with any of the free‐living Anabaena species tested, including A. azollae (Newton), which was claimed to be isolated from Azolla.Cell extracts of the whole Azolla‐Anabaena symbiosis and of Anabaena‐free Azolla plants both caused agglutination of human and rabbit erythrocytes whereas extracts of symbiotic A. azollae freshly separated from Azolla plants or free‐living A. azollae (Newton) did not cause haemag‐glutination. …”
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Ethio-FIRMS by Mulatu, Kalkidan Ayele, Degefie, Degefie Tibebe, Kassa, Habtemariam

“…Ethiopia’s forests are vital ecosystems, sustaining communities, wildlife, and the planet's health. However, natural and human induced forest fires pose a constant threat, endangering lives, biodiversity, ecosystem services, and precious landscapes. …”
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Freshwater ecosystem services by Aylward, Bruce, Bandyopadhyay, Jayanta, Belausteguigotia, Juan-Carlos, Borkey, Peter, Cassar, Angela, Meadors, Laura, Saade, Lilian, Siebentritt, Mark, Stein, Robyn, Tognetti, Sylvia S., Tortajada, Cecilia, Allan, Tony, Bauer, Carl, Bruch, Carl, Guimaraes-Pereira, Angela, Kendall, Matt, Kiersch, Benjamin, Landry, Clay, Mestre Rodriguez, Eduardo, Meinzen-Dick, Ruth S., Moellendorf, Suzanne, Pagiola, Stefano, Porras, Ina T., Ratner, Blake, Shea, Andrew, Swallow, Brent M., Thomich, Thomas, Voutchkov, Nikolay

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Labor force activities and income among young Guatemalan adults by Hoddinott, John F., Behrman, Jere R., Martorell, Reynaldo

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The environmental impact of agricultural intensification: A summary note by Lichtenthal, Peter, Zhang, Wei, Hettiarachchi, Upeksha

“…With human population on the rise, there is a growing need to address food availability and security. …”
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Rights to manage the forest cooperatively and equitably in forest-rich and forest-poor contexts by Tchingkawa B., Brocklesby, M.A., Tiani, A.M., Sardjono, M.A., Porro, R., Salim, A., Colfer, C.J.P.

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Secondary forests of the Himalaya with emphasis on the north-eastern hill region of India by Ramakrishnan, P.S., Kushwaha, S.P.S.

“…In designing such an adaptive management plan that could be operationalised at the landscape level where both natural and human managed agro ecosystems are well integrated, designing appropriate institutions at the local level is important for ensuring community participation.…”
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Ideology, social theory, and the environment by Sunderlin, William D.

“…Does human population growth threaten the environment, or does it guarantee we will safeguard it? …”
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Decentralization viewed from inside: the implementation of community forests in East Cameroon by Etoungou, P.

“…These include exorbitant technical, financial and human costs; the ambiguous role of some international and local NGOs; the virtual, rather than substantial, Common Initiative Groups (CIGs) and Associations; and the disregard for traditional law, despite its legal primacy in African States. …”
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Hutan dan banjir: tenggelam dalam suatu fiksi, atau berkembang dalam fakta?

“…There is a tendency to blame all natural disasters on human abuse of the natural environment. This is no more evident than in the case of devastating floods and landslides that affect the personal and economic fortunes of millions of people every year. …”
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