Resultados de búsqueda - "marginalism"

Ramsar Convention and the wise use of wetlands: rethinking inclusion por Joshi, Deepa, Gallant, Bryce, Hakhu, Arunima, de Silva, Sanjiv, McDougall, C., Dubois, Mark, Arulingam, Indika

“…These recent additions provide little insight on the power imbalances which shape plural values, meanings, experiences, and voices in wetlands use and governance, especially for the most marginalized of wetlands users. We welcome the call for a “reformulation” of a socio-ecological approach to managing and governing wetlands, but caution that unless wetlands governance structures and processes are re-politicized, changes in policies and approaches will likely remain rhetorical.…”
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Sustaining tank irrigation in South India through time-tested measures por Kuppannan, Palanisami, Thangavel, M.

“…The century old irrigation tanks mostly found in south India account for about 1/3 of rice irrigated areas and largely benefit the small and marginal farmers. The current performance of these tanks is below the 50 percent level. …”
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Equitable and Inclusive Landscape Restoration Planning: Learning from a Restoration Opportunity Assessment in India por Singh, R., Shelar, K., Duraisami, M., Anderson, W., Gautam, R.S.

“…The findings indicate that different social groups, like powerful men and marginalized women, have different restoration goals (even for tree species selection). …”
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Restoration of Urban Water Commons: Navigating Social-Ecological Fault Lines and Inequities por Sen, A., Unnikrishnan, H., Nagendra, H.

“…Land-use transformations impacted the socio-ecological commons landscape, exacerbating marginalization in nature-dependent communities such as grazers and fishers due to loss of livelihoods. …”
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Climate change mitigation in forests: Conflict, peacebuilding, and lessons for climate security por Myers, Rodd, Luttrell, Cecilia, Harjanthi, Rahayu, Fisher, Micah R., Menton, Mary, Läderach, Peter R.D., Wollenberg, Eva Karoline

“…When CCMis contribute to peacebuilding through improved land tenure security for marginalized and Indigenous peoples, enhanced livelihoods opportunities, equitable benefit distribution, and fair processes for governance and conflict resolution, CCMIs can play a constructive force in stabilising security contexts. …”
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The impact of COVID-19 on labor migration and the roles of small-scale farming in the pandemic in Vietnam por Kawarazuka, Nozomi, Bui, Trang, Phan, CH., Hoang, TX.

“…Current agricultural development must offer diverse options to accommodate the various needs of marginalized households that depend on off-farm incomes as well as small-scale farming.…”
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Agriculture collectives in North Bengal por International Water Management Institute

“…As a novel experiment, between 2015-2019 a set of farmer collectives were piloted by a consortium of NGO and research partners in the Eastern Gangetic Plains, to see if this could help marginal and small farmers overcome their constraints in a region with exploitative landlord-tenant relations and poor irrigation access. …”
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Economic Analysis of Alternative Ware Potato Storage Technologies in Uganda por Wauters, P., Naziri, D., Turinawe, A., Akello, R., Parker, M.

“…The improved individual stores performed overall well, generating higher profit margins than improved collective stores. Improved individual stores had an average payback period of three to four years that could even be reduced to less than one year if used at full capacity. …”
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Quantifying farm household resilience and the implications of livelihood heterogeneity in the semi-arid tropics of India por Ramilan, T., Kumar, S., Haileslassie, Amare, Craufurd, Peter Q., Scrimgeour, F., Kattarkandi, B., Whitbread, Anthony M.

“…Irrigated livestock and rainfed marginal types had the highest and lowest resilience capacity index with the mean score of 0.69 and -1.07, respectively. …”
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Household Endowments and Poverty Reduction in Rural Nigeria: Evidence from Rice Farming Households por Awotide, B.A., Diagne, A., Awoyemi, T.T., Ojehomon, V.E.T.

“…This implies that as these variables increase the probability of being poor will decrease. The result of the marginal effects also revealed that an additional increase in the number of rooms will reduce the probability of being poor by 3%. …”
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Vision Pastoralist for Youth 2026 - Future of pastoralism in the face of climate change: Consultation outcome document, Kenya, 27-29 September 2022 por Sarpong, Linda, Agida, Christopher A., Nashipae, Charity, Njora, Stephen, Tarimo, Doreen, Divine, N.T.F.

“…Unfortunately, prolonged marginalization and damaging external interventions to pastoral livelihoods are causing great vulnerability to pastoral populations in the region. …”
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The power of possibility in landscape governance: Multiple lives of participatory action research in Kajang, Sulawesi por Fisher, M., Mulyana, A., Labarani, A., Kamaluddin, Yuliani, E.L., Moeliono, M.

“…Also critically explored are contradictions and unintended consequences of normative approaches, especially implications for marginalized groups with limited access to land. The chapter thus points to design elements that change over the course of PAR and suggests some grounding principles for charting a course toward sustainable landscapes. …”
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Political economy of protein transition: Battles of power, framings and narratives around a false wicked problem por Béné, Christophe, Lundy, Mark

“…It also raises questions about the equitable redistribution of the dividends of the sector's rapid growth between the different groups of actors and in particular the marginalization of the smallholders. We then deconstruct some of the main narratives and counter-narratives that have emerged over the last two decades around the question of protein transition and show how those different narratives have been used as “discursive tools” by both the red meat and the alternative protein proponents to advance their own agendas and ignore others'. …”
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Madagascar’s agrifood system structure and drivers of transformation por Pauw, Karl, Randriamamonjy, Josee, Thurlow, James, Diao, Xinshen, Ellis, Mia

“…Madagascar’s economy showed little progress during the decade from 2009 to 2019, growing at an average rate of just 2.9 percent per year, which is only marginally higher than the population growth rate of 2.7 percent (World Bank 2023). …”
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Gender differences in smallholders' socioeconomic networks and acquisition of seed of improved wheat varieties in Ethiopia por Jaleta, Moti, Euler, Michael, Gartaula, Hom Nath, Krishna, Vijesh

“…However, for many socially marginalized groups, seed access is constrained by the weak institutions governing the input supply chains and the dissemination of information. …”
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Technology for whom? Solar irrigation pumps, women, and smallholders in Nepal por Shrestha, Gitta, Uprety, Labisha, Khadka, Manohara, Mukherji, Aditi

“…This paper investigates three solar irrigation pump (SIP) schemes implemented by state and non-state actors and examines their impacts on women and marginal farmers. We utilize a theory of change framework intended to evaluate the effectiveness of livelihood interventions and guide the design of gender transformative interventions. …”
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Gender mainstreaming in water reuse: guidelines for planners, investors, project designers and operators por International Water Management Institute

“…Real-life cases, such as those in Kafr El-Sheikh, reveal how lack of safety assurances and market stigma force marginalized women to sell low-demand crops irrigated with drainage water outside their communities. …”
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Inclusive water systems for just and resilient agri-food systems in Bangladesh: A transdisciplinary approach to inclusive water governance por Sharma, Indu K., Moyna, Shanta Soheli, Joshi, Deepa

“…A lack of equitable access to water among marginalized populations is a key constraint to the transformative agri-food system in Bangladesh. …”
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Nurturing women-led agri-businesses: Unleashing the potential of women–women networks por Puskur, Ranjitha, Singaraju, Niyati, Muchiru, Caroline, Dido, Sabdiyo

“…This presentation highlights the short-term outcomes of this grant including the changes in financial, production and marketing management made by the women entrepreneurs; the enterprise characteristics like revenues and profit margins; and their attitudes and perceptions toward business growth and the role of the network and mentorship in influencing these changes. …”
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A gender and social inclusion lens on resilience in the context of climate change, COVID and other shocks and stresses por Kosec, Katrina, Clayton, Amanda, Dulani, Boniface, Robinson, Amanda

“…These findings suggest that including women in decision-making can shift deliberative processes and outcomes in support of historically marginalized resource users.…”
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