Resultados de búsqueda - "developing countries"

Interventions for inclusive and efficient value chains: Insights from CGIAR research por de Brauw, Alan, Bulte, Erwin

“…Since the world food price crisis in 2007-2008, developing country governments, international donor agencies, and development practitioners have placed additional emphasis on making agricultural value chains work better for the poor. …”
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Just Transition - COP29 Negotiation Updates por Koren, Judith, Rabago, Laura

“…These partnerships mobilize financing from developed countries to support emerging economies in decarbonizing their energy sectors while promoting social equity. …”
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Gender disparities in the downstream nodes of the rice value chain in Eastern Uganda: Roles, labour, time allocation, and empowerment por Oloo, Augustine

“…Developing country governments and development organizations have labored to integrate both men and women in post-production value chains as a strategy for poverty alleviation, economic growth, employment generation, gender equality, and improved well-being. …”
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Balancing public and private sector roles in an effective seed supply system por Loch, D.S, Boyce, K.G

“…It also considers the forces that lead to a gradual evolution of the system over time and to recent and more radical changes in major developed countries. The latter shift has been brought about by the commercial opportunities presented by genetic engineering and legal protection of the intellectual property (IP) in new plant varieties, coupled with a shift in government policy towards deregulation of the economy (and so greater industry self-regulation in areas like quality assurance). …”
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Modern approaches for cowpea breeding por Ehlers, J.D., Diop, N.N., Ousmane, S., Muranaka, S., Wanamaker, S., Issa, D., Muchero, W., Pottorff, M., Cisse, N., Roberts, P.A., Close, T.J.

“…Cost of genotyping, while much reduced compared to the recent past, is still a major constraint to widespread adoption of modern breeding by developing country NARS. High throughput precision phenotyping methods are needed to properly complement the recent advances in genomic resources. …”
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Economic analysis of indigenous small ruminant breeds in the pastoral system: A case of sheep and goats in Marsabit district, Kenya por Omondi, Immaculate A.

“…Small ruminants provide very important genetic resources that can be exploited for continued improvements of the livelihoods of poor livestock keepers in the pastoral production system, particularly in the developing country situation, Kenya being one of them. Though important, the motivation of livestock keepers to hold and maintain particular AnGr in conditions of decreasing animal genetic resource base is imperfectly understood. …”
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Modern approaches for cowpea breeding: how highthroughput genotyping and a highdensity map change everything por Ehlers, J.D., Diop, N.N., Ousmane, B., Muranaka, S., Wanamaker, S., Issa, D., Muchero, W., Pottorff, M., Cisse, N., Roberts, P.A., Close, T.J.

“…Cost of genotyping, while much reduced compared to the recent past, is still a major constraint to widespread adoption of modern breeding by developing country NARS. High throughput precision phenotyping methods are needed to properly complement the recent advances in genomic resources. …”
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Envisioning REDD+ in a post-Paris era: between evolving expectations and current practice por Turnhout, Esther, Gupta, A.K., Weatherley-Singh, J., Vijge, M.J., Koning, J. de, Visseren-Hamakers, I.J., Herold, Martin, Lederer, M.

“…From its advent in 2005 within global climate change negotiations, reducing carbon emissions from deforestation and other forest‐related activities (so‐called REDD+) has been experimented with in developing country contexts for over a decade now, with a wide array of expectations coming to be associated with it. …”
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Income growth, population and savings in the Southern Africa development community region por Matchaya, Greenwell C., Nhemachen, Charles, Nhlengenthwa, Sibusiso

“…Shares of savings in relation to gross domestic product (GDP) of countries in the SADC stand at under 16% of GDP (compared to shares of over 30% in developed countries) and are particularly worrisome. Conclusion: There is a case for a concerted effort by the SADC Member States to control population growth, encourage schooling and, further, encourage a ‘savings culture’ in order for the SADC region to achieve its aspirations of eradicating poverty and hunger as outlined in Agenda 2063 and even the Sustainable Development Goals.…”
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Cost benefit and risk analysis of fairtrade por Håkansson, Nanna

“…The criteria of the Fairtrade labelling consumers in the developed countries are facing are no guarantee of a certain percentage reaching the farmer, but all in all the premium and the guarantee price helps the farmers to plan their production ahead and the ability to make conclusions about the future.…”
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A study of domestic pigs, wilds suids and ticks as reservoirs for African swine fever virus in Uganda por Björnheden, Louise

“…As the world’s population increases the need for food and good protein sources grows, especially in development countries like Uganda. The pig production is growing rapidly in Uganda and is not only a source of food but also an important income for many people living in the rural areas. …”
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Valorisation of organic waste por Dortmans, Bram

“…Municipal solid waste- and especially organic solid waste management has be- come a major challenge in both developing and developed countries and is often related to the spread of diseases. …”
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Case study: phenotypic and economic effect of crossbreeding in a Swedish red and white dairy cattle herd por Ekenberg, Victoria

“…In recent years, dairy production in developed countries struggle with genetic problems like increasing inbreeding, reduced fertility and at the same time increasing market demands for competitiveness. …”

A stepping stone of Hanoi : a tri valent design proposal of urban resilient development of Van Chuong por Enghag, Charlotta

“…Hanoi, is the capital of the Socialist republic of Vietnam, a developing country in Southeast Asia. Located in the Red river delta, the topography make the city threatened by flooding during the yearly monsoon. …”

Seroprevalence of CCPP, FMDV, BTV and BVDV among small ruminants in Tanzania : A minor field study with focus on differential diagnoses of peste des petits ruminants virus por Päärni, Malin

“…Sheep and goats play a key role in national food and nutritional security, income security and livelihood resilience in the least economically developed countries across the world and because of the complicated epidemiology and socio-economic impact of these diseases it is of great interest to further evaluate the prevalence of PPRV and its differential diagnosis. …”

Drivers of youth engagement in agriculture: Insights from Guatemala, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, and Uganda por Babu, Suresh Chandra, Franzel, Steven, Davis, Kristin E., Srivastava, Nandita

“…Engaging burgeoning youth populations in developing country agriculture is seen as an important strategy toward effective, efficient, and sustainable food system transformation. …”
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Some lessons from a life in food policy por Fan, Shenggen

“…We have made important progress in working with different types of actors, such as private companies, civil society groups, and developing-country partners. We have learned another vital lesson for agricultural research and food policy that nutrition also affects people's health and well-being during the whole life cycle. …”
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Analysis of factors influencing the adoption of dairy technologies in Western Kenya. por Makokha, S.N.

“…The necessity to improve dairy production in the less developed countries (LDCs) exists, and the Government of Kenya has recognised this as evidenced by its efforts in restructuring the dairy sector. …”
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Accelerating progress toward reducing child malnutrition in India: A concept for action por von Braun, Joachim, Ruel, Marie T., Gulati, Ashok

“…The prevalence of child malnutrition in India deviates further from the expected level at the country’s per capita income than in any other large developing country.; 2. The challenge: Accelerating progress in reducing child malnutrition in India India has many nutrition and social safety net programs, some of which (such as Integrated Child Development Services [ICDS] and the Public Distribution System [PDS]) have had success in several states in addressing the needs of poor households. …”
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Sewage sludge: a review of business models for resource recovery and reuse por Taron, Avinandan, Singh, S., Drechsel, Pay, Ravishankar, C., Ulrich, Andreas

“…To tackle this challenge, there is a need for innovative options given the increasing concerns and policies restricting sewage sludge dumping in landfills and elsewhere, and a growing awareness about the resource value of sludge within a circular economy. In developed countries, water utilities, municipalities and the private sector are increasingly engaged in utilizing and innovating modern resource recovery technologies to capture biosolids, nutrients or energy from sewage sludge and reducing disposal. …”
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