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Reimagining gender in food systems: A feminist perspective by Ambikapathi, Ramya, Urbani, Ilaria

“…This review highlights the need for a paradigm shift to ensure diverse voices shape food systems research and policy.…”
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Social charters and organisation for access to woodlands: institutional implications for devolving responsibilities for resource management to the local level in Chivi District, Zi... by Nemarundwe, N.

“…The "paradigm shift" in natural resource management away from state-centred control toward community-based approaches in which local people play a much more active role is situated within the theoretical framework seeking to empower local communities through decentralization policies. …”
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Diagnostic des viroses et séquençage haut débit : vers un changement de paradigme? by Massart, Sebastien, Olmos, Antonio, Jijakli, Haissam, Candresse, Thierry

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Effective approaches and instruments for research and innovation for sustainable agri-food systems by Letty, B., Hart, T., Murugan, S., Naidoo, T., Rai, S., Zake, J., Thiam, D., Corfe, M., Pringle, D., Naidoo, S.

“…Furthermore, there is growing consensus for a paradigm shift in agriculture. The current focus is primarily on increasing productivity, with sustainability considered a secondary outcome, if anything. …”
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WLE/Alliance-supported data sharing and big data applications being rolled out in Ethiopia to encourage the government's efforts to transform agriculture by CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystems

“…This has led to better-targeted recommendations and a paradigm shift in the research and development discourse as well as further funding and scaling of the framework to other countries.…”
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Determinants of intensity of biomass utilization: evidence from cassava smallholders in Nigeria by Adeyemo, T., Amaza, P., Okoruwa, V., Akinyosoye, V., Salman, K., Abass, A.

“…he paradigm shift from value chains to value webs in the emerging bioeconomy has necessitated a review on how agricultural systems transit to value web production systems. …”
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Sustainable groundwater governance: India’s challenge and response by Shah, Tushaar

“…Meeting the challenge of water security in the face of hydro-climatic change requires a paradigm shift in our official thinking about groundwater governance. …”
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Internet of things: Applications to developing country agriculture sector by Lalitha, A., Babu, Suresh Chandra, Purnima, K.S.

“…The Internet of Things (IoT) is a novel paradigm shift in information technology (IT) sector. …”
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Breaking biases and building momentum for transforming agricultural research for development practices: recommendations and research opportunities by McGuire, Erin, Ewell, Hanna, Bailey, Arwen, Leñero, Eva Marina Valencia, Luu, Thi Thu Giang, Sylvester, Janelle Marie, Al-Zu’bi, Maha, Liani, Millicent L., Kabirigi, Michel

“…Ongoing food system inequalities and pressures on planetary boundaries requires a paradigm shift among agricultural research for development (AR4D) actors to produce effective innovation for sustainable environmental and social outcomes. …”
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How integrated nexus planning could secure a resilient and sustainable future for Africa by Balcha, Yodit

“…Facing heightened climate risks and interconnected challenges, including heavy reliance on rain-fed agriculture and hydropower, many African nations require a paradigm shift in resource governance to build long-term resilience. …”
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Approaches to coral reef restoration in a changing climate – identifying objectives behind a sea of options by Gong, Charlie

“…Low intensity options, assisting the ecosystem to recover naturally without much intervention were more commonly used than highly intensive, more intrusive options, suggesting that a paradigm shift has not yet occurred in practice. High costs and other logistical factors might explain these results where researchers may be forced to use low intensity options, even if they believe highly intensive options are needed.…”

Scaling-out gender transformative approaches in agriculture research for development by Hillenbrand, Emily, Obi, Chinedu, McDougall, Cynthia, Rossignoli, Cristiano

“…Despite the enthusiasm and high momentum for doing gender transformative work across the organizations, this study also surfaces serious reservations about how rapidly the terminology and/or tools related with GTA are being adopted, while there remain widely varying levels of understanding, gender expertise, and funding for the type of intensive effort that is required to achieve a true paradigm shift in the sector.…”
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Assessment of value chain system for horticulture in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa including Newly Merged Districts (former FATA) by Rana, Abdul Wajid, ul Haq, Zahoor, Asghar, Sobia, Haider, Zeeshan, Davies, Stephen

“…This is causing a paradigm shift in the way horticulture products are produced, processed, and sold, both within domestic markets and in export markets across the globe. …”
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Fostering global well-being: a new paradigm to revitalize agricultural and rural development by Bathrick, David D.

“…This is a story of paradigm shift, where government-led economic growth through the 1970s gave way to the increasingly market-led growth we see now. …”
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Social innovations for a circular built environment: a heuristic framework based on a review by Bullinger, K., Schiller, G.

“…By focusing on the social aspects of circularity, this study offers new insights into BE innovations, supporting a paradigm shift toward a sustainable and circular built environment.…”
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Social dimensions of the German energy transition by Gröbmayr, Verena

“…However, it offers possibilities for social justice by redirecting the emphasis on co-operation in governing the commons and can consequently contribute to a paradigm shift that supports democracy with strong cooperating citizens and social justice.…”
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Cooperatives as key drivers of commercialization, empowering communities and improving income and livelihoods in Ethiopia by Getachew, Tesfaye, Rischkowsky, Barbara A., Belay, Berhanu, Rekik, Mourad, Haile, Aynalem

“…The Community-Based Breeding Program (CBBP) for sheep and goats, launched in Ethiopia in 2009, represents a paradigm shift in traditional breeding approaches. It offers an innovative alternative that moves away from centralized nucleus systems and exotic crossbreeding, instead focusing on improving local breeds to enhance productivity, boost incomes, and contribute to food security. …”
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Systems approaches to support transitions towards resilient and sustainable farm and food systems by Kumar, Shalander

“…The high heterogeneity in crop yields, climate risks, and household outcomes necessitates a paradigm shift from incremental reforms to complete transformation. …”
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Stakeholder participation in innovation platform and implications for Integrated Agricultural Research for Development (IAR4D) by Nyikahadzoi, Kefasi, Pali, Pamela N., Fatunbi, A.O., Olarinde, L.O., Njuki, Jemimah, Adekunle, A.O.

“…This crave is constrained by unavailability of a proven blue print that describe the paradigm shift from the linear approach and how such could function under different socio-economic, cultural and political climate. …”
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Do plants require nutrients in similar proportions? by Nachmansohn, Joachim

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