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Ficha Iniciativa FIA : Implementación de nueva línea de procesos y plan estratégico para el fortalecimiento organizacional de la cooperativa Leñeros del Ñielol de Temuco

“…El cambio de estrategia significa reforzar los principios que dicta su propio modelo jurídico mediante un ordenamiento de actores y el fortalecimiento de redes sustentadas en un capital social tanto interno como externo (socios, proveedores, clientes, canales de distribución, desarrollo de competencias y convenios de colaboración).…”
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Marketing underutilized plant species for the poor: a case study of minor millets in Kolli hills, Tamil Nadu, India by Gruere, G., Nagarajan, L., Israel Oliver King. E.D.

“…We analyze the recently-created market chain of minor millet crops along with the major actors involved, through a series of field visits and focus group discussions with the relevant stakeholders. …”
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Review of policies and frameworks on climate change, agriculture, food and nutrition security in Kenya by Amwata, Dorothy, Mungai, Catherine, Radeny, Maren A.O., Solomon, Dawit

“…The sector is large and complex, with diverse stakeholders made up of public, non-governmental and private actors.…”
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Managing complexity and uncertainty in agricultural innovation through adaptive project design and implementation by Bentley, J.W., Naziri, D., Prain, Gordon, Kikulwe, Enoch Mutebi, Mayanja, S., Devaux, A., Thiele, Graham

“…The recent shift towards agricultural innovation systems recognises that agricultural development is complex and must involve multiple actors. This makes innovation through a project framework inherently challenging. …”
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Towards a theory-based assessment of the Climate Smart Agriculture Strategy (EASAC) for the SICA Region by Collazos, Sara, Howland, Fanny C., Le Coq, Jean-François

“…The financial route is mainly strengthened through international cooperation actors.Guatemala and Costa Rica are the countries with the most changes identified by key informants.…”
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Multi-stakeholder platforms and processes in Ethiopia: The case from agriculture and water management. by Melaku, Dagmawi, Minh, Thai Thi

“…The need to address complex agricultural problems at multiple levels and across sectors has led to the development of multi-stakeholder platforms and processes (MSPs) in order to bring together multiple actors via different means (Dentoni et al. 2012; Breeman et al. 2015; Bisseleua et al. 2018). …”
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WILDMEAT interventions database: A new database of interventions addressing unsustainable wild meat hunting, consumption and trade by Willis, J., Ingram, D.J., Abernethy, K., Kemalasari, D., Muchlish, Sampurna, Y., Midoko Iponga, D., Coad, L.M.

“…Management responsibility for these interventions can rest with different actors, from central governments (which often contract nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) to support their resource management) to private sector concessionaries (e.g. timber companies), or devolved directly to wildlife-hunting communities. …”
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Theories of change for tracking climate change adaptation. A quick reference guide by Jones, Kristal, Nowak, Andreea C., Rosenstock, Todd S.

“…The document is relevant for actors engaged in any adaptation cycle, from planning and implementation, to monitoring, evaluation, and reporting.…”
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Refinement and Scaling of Inclusive Agroecological Innovations for Livestock Management, Crop Rotations, and Soil Conservation in Semi-arid South Mediterranean Regions by Frija, Aymen, Idoudi, Zied, Rekik, Mourad, M'hamed, Hatem Cheikh, Bahri, Haithem, Ghedhoui, Slaheddine, Harrouchi, Faouzi, Rudiger, Udo

“…Results further illustrate the key factors that have led to a change in attitude and behaviour among local actors and farmers towards a better co-generation, co-sharing, and adoption of agroecological principles at farm, community, and landscape levels. …”
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Representations of climate security in COP27 dialogues on Twitter by Tucci, Giulia, Carneiro, Bia

“…It aims to address two main questions: (i)What were the main trends related to COP27 debates, in relation to topics, sentiment and actors? (ii) How was climate security framed within these discussions?…”
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Characteristics of fruit and vegetable MSMEs in Ethiopia: Case of Addis Ababa and Ziway/Batu by Mekonnen, Daniel Ayalew, Galema, Sophie, Nguyen, Trang, Berkhout, Ezra D.

“…Among the nine types of actors that participate in the FV market and were interviewed, the majority (more than 73 percent) were retailers operating either within or outside of wet markets.…”
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Supporting AICCRA in the Organization and Facilitation of a Hackathon in West Africa by Barret Dia, Héloïse, Derenoncourt, Marie Ena

“…Through Sen AgriHack 2023, AICCRA created a dynamic platform for interdisciplinary collaboration among participants and stakeholders to generate relevant solutions to challenges faced by farmers and value chain actors. The event also included a capacity building component on climate change and its impacts, gender responsive-csa, post harvest management provided by CGIAR experts. …”
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Understanding and influencing agency and behavior change in Peru by Beltrán, Marcela, Tristán Febres, María Claudia, Freed, Sarah, Voss, Rachel C.

“…The focus of WP5 is understanding and then influencing individual and collective agency and behavior among food system actors (FSAs) to drive inclusive and equitable agroecological transformation. …”
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Infrastructural and Regulatory Bottlenecks of Intensification and Diversification of Regional Agricultural Trade and Value Addition in Rwanda by Yade, Sambane, Tadesse, Getaw

“…Most of the bottlenecks limiting the expansion of intra-regional trade are associated with intermediary actors involved in agri-food processing, transportation and wholesale and retail trade. …”
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Infrastructural and Regulatory Bottlenecks of Intensification and Diversification of Regional Agricultural Trade and Value Addition in Tanzania by Yade, Sambane, Tadesse, Getaw

“…Most of the bottlenecks limiting the expansion of intra-regional trade are associated with intermediary actors involved in agri-food processing, transportation and wholesale and retail trade. …”
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Infrastructural and Regulatory Bottlenecks of Intensification and Diversification of Regional Agricultural Trade and Value Addition in Zambia by Yade, Sambane, Tadesse, Getaw

“…Most of the bottlenecks limiting the expansion of intra-regional trade are associated with intermediary actors involved in agri-food processing, transportation and wholesale and retail trade. …”
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Infrastructural and Regulatory Bottlenecks of Intensification and Diversification of Regional Agricultural Trade and Value Addition in Kenya by Yade, Sambane, Tadesse, Getaw

“…Most of the bottlenecks limiting the expansion of intra-regional trade are associated with intermediary actors involved in agri-food processing, transportation and wholesale and retail trade. …”
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Infrastructural and Regulatory Bottlenecks for Intensification and Diversification of Regional Agricultural Trade and Value Addition in Ethiopia by Yade, Sambane, Tadesse, Getaw

“…Most of the bottlenecks limiting the expansion of intra-regional trade are associated with intermediary actors involved in agri-food processing, transportation and wholesale and retail trade. …”
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Market segmentation to facilitate scaling of solar-based irrigation bundles in Ethiopia by International Water Management Institute

“…Successful and sustainable innovation scaling requires co-identifying and co-developing best-fit solutions for farmers and other actors in the value chain. Bundling these solutions, such as solar-powered irrigation pumps, with pay-as-you-go financing has improved the enabling environment for adoption. …”
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Policy-induced market distortions along agricultural value chains: Evidence from Ethiopia and Nigeria by Allen, Summer L., Kassie, Girma T., Majeed, Fahd, Tokgoz, Simla

“…Measuring and understanding how government policies, such taxes, subsidies, minimum support prices, and government procurement, impact particular value chains is essential to minimize unintended consequences for value chain actors. This analysis of distortions in value chains in Ethiopia (sheep and goats) and Nigeria (cacao and palm oil) uses nominal rates of protection (NRPs) to measure the impact of policies on domestic prices for producers and consumers. …”
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