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Maziwa Zaidi / More Milk in Tanzania (Phase 2) - Scoping Study and Market Agent (Agripreneur) Baseline Survey and Women in Livestock Business Baseline Survey (WELBI) por Omore, Amos, Omondi, Immaculate, Rao, E.J.O, Ojango, Julie, Mwendia, Solomon, Ngoteya, Godfrey, Jeremiah, Adolf, Urassa, Neema, Magesho, Walter, Gitau, Jennifer, Poole, Elizabeth, Galiè, Alessandra

“…It will do so by consolidating previous research to date and translating it into an integrated package of pilot interventions. …”
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Randomized controlled trials of multi-sectoral programs: Lessons from development research por Quisumbing, Agnes R., Ahmed, Akhter, Gilligan, Daniel O., Hoddinott, John F., Kumar, Neha, Leroy, Jef L., Menon, Purnima, Olney, Deanna K., Roy, Shalini, Ruel, Marie T.

“…Our approach addresses three perceived pitfalls of RCTs: the “black box” nature of RCTs, limited external validity, and challenges in translation of results to impacts at scale. We address these concerns by identifying and assessing programmatic pathways to impact with quantitative and qualitative methods; studying similar programs implemented by different organizations across various settings; and working closely with implementing partners in the design, research, and dissemination processes to inform adaptation and scale-up of programs and policies.…”
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Collective action and property rights for poverty reduction: A synthesis por Mwangi, Esther, Markelova, Helen, Meinzen-Dick, Ruth S.

“…Their links to sustainable natural resource management (NRM) are relatively well established, but this does not necessarily translate into poverty reduction. To address this question, we also need to look at the inclusiveness of these institutions; how they are influenced by (lack of) assets, risks, and governance structures that favor or disfavor poor people; and how these institutions shape the resources and strategies that poor and nonpoor actors use to further objectives of meeting basic needs and increasing income, security, social and political inclusion, or sustainability. …”
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Women's survey instrument: Measuring impacts of training interventions on voice and agency in MGNREGA asset selection in Odisha, India por Kosec, Katrina, Kyle, Jordan, Narayanan, Sudha, Raghunathan, Kalyani, Ray, Soumyajit

“…These survey modules have been piloted in Odisha, India for measuring the impacts of a training intervention to amplify women’s voice and agency, and we include translations in Odia. They can be used to measure various aspects of women’s empowerment within MGNREGA as well as adapted to measure women’s voice and agency in community decision-making more broadly. …”
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Food consumption and nutritional effects of consumer-oriented food subsidies por Kumar, Shubh K., Alderman, Harold

“…First, although improved nutrition is seldom an explicit objective, promoting food security for those segments of the population perceived to be vulnerable is a rationale in the majority of the cases examined.1 Second, this rationale is translated in many cases into a combination of interventions in agricultural pricing and procurement alongside a distribution mechanism that protects consumers of these commodities through subsidized prices. …”
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Enhancing the competitiveness of agricultural commodity chains in Nigeria: Identifying opportunities with cassava, rice, and maize using a Policy Analysis Matrix (PAM) framework por Liverpool-Tasie, Lenis Saweda O., Ayoola, Gbolagade B., Oyeleke, Razaq O.

“…However, the pressing challenge for the nation lies in maintaining and improving current economic growth indicators and translating these recent gains into an improved standard of living for the majority of its citizens. …”
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Plant breeding to control zinc deficiency in India: How cost-effective is biofortification? por Stein, Alexander J., Nestel, Penelope, Meenakshi, J. V., Qaim, Matin, Sachdev, H. P. S., Bhutta, Zulfiqar A.

“…Using a dose–response function, projected increased zinc intakes from biofortified rice and wheat were translated into potential health improvements for pessimistic and optimistic scenarios. …”
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Insights and future directions: Applying the One Health approach in international agricultural research for development to address food systems challenges por Hung Nguyen-Viet, Lam, Steven, Alonso, Silvia, Unger, Fred, Moodley, Arshnee, Bett, Bernard K., Fèvre, Eric M., Knight-Jones, Theodore J.D., Mor, Siobhan M., Ha Thi Thanh Nguyen, Grace, Delia

“…Our findings emphasize the need for stronger cross-sectoral collaboration, greater engagement with policymakers to translate research findings into actionable strategies, and the development of adaptable and context-specific interventions.…”
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Issues and implications for livestock development policies in eastern and southern Africa por Stroebel, A., Swanepoel, F.J.C., Pell, A.N., Groenewald, I.B.

“…Significant progress has been made to address some of these challenges, but the fact remains that these macro-policy concerns need to be addressed. This translates into complex, multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral policy implications for governments, and increasingly, for the private sector.…”
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Making sense of sustainability por Appeltofft, Ellen

“…Instead, for full integration of sustainability, what is important is that sustainability directives are translated into doable actions that are relevant for each practice.…”
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Nicaragua’s agroecological transition: Transformation or reconfiguration of the agri-food regime? por Schiller, Katharina J.F., Godek, Wendy, Klerkx, Laurens, Poortvliet, P. Marijn

“…Agroecology started to amplify agroecology in Nicaragua in the 1980s and was translated into national policy in 2011. Using the Multi-Level Perspective on sustainability transitions (MLP), this paper explores whether the rise of agroecology has fundamentally transformed Nicaragua’s agri-food system. …”
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Senior Expert Contributions to One CGIAR Program Development: Private Sector Engagement por Cummings, Sarah, Dentoni, Domenico

“…While it is established that the private sector will be central in the transformation of agri-food systems, the current debate revolves on how research bodies and public policies engaging can (or should) change their practices of engagement with the private sector; and how this would translate into more rapid, inclusive and transformative scaling processes towards the achievement of the SDGs. …”
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Participation and politics in transboundary hydropower development: the case of the Pak Beng Dam in Laos por Suhardiman, Diana, Geheb, K.

“…We look at the institutional disjuncture in hydropower decision-making, how it is (re)produced by powerful, albeit conflicting narratives at respectively national and transboundary levels, power relations shaping these narratives, and how these translate into local community's limited ability to convey their voices and represent their development needs. …”
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The progression in developing genomic resources for crop improvement por Ruperao, P., Rangan, P., Shah, T., Thakur, V., Kalia, S., Mayes, S., Rathore, A.

“…The emerging sequencing technologies target generating more data with fewer inputs and at lower costs. This has also translated to an increase in the number and type of corresponding applications in genomics besides enhanced computational capacities (both hardware and software). …”
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Assessing the opportunities for agroecological transition in Zimbabwe: A review current policies por Chiduwa, Mazvita S., Marenya, Paswel P., Ngoma, Hambulo, Nohayi, Ngowenani, Chimonyo, Vimbayi G. P.

“…We found that the literature on agroecology is consistent on the definitions of agroecology, but there is need for translating this into practice, and evaluating the practice which is characterized by transitions. …”
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Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to generate personalized weather and crop advisories: A case study of Meghdoot app in India por Singh, Kanika, Dhulipala, Ram, Billu, Naveen, Chawala, Kapil, Vishnoi, Lata

“…Despite advancements in meteorological analysis capabilities, there are still gaps in effectively translating data into tangible actionable advisories. …”
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Strengthening producer organizations to increase market access of smallholder farmers in Uganda por Hill, Ruth Vargas, Maruyama, Eduardo, Olapade, Markus, Frölich, Markus

“…Smallholder agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa is largely exposed to pervasive market failures, translating into missed opportunities and sub-optimal economic behavior. …”
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Building the managerial capital of agricultural cooperatives in Africa por Francesconi, Gian Nicola, Wouterse, Fleur Stephanie

“…Using the Ugandan sub‐ sample, we estimate an OLS regression and a PSM model to show that the training translated into higher revenues per member generated through collective commercialization.…”
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Scaling up impact on nutrition: What will it take? por Gillespie, Stuart, Menon, Purnima, Kennedy, Andrew

“…Nine elements emerged as central: 1) having a clear vision or goal for impact; 2) intervention characteristics; 3) an enabling organizational context for scaling up; 4) establishing drivers such as catalysts, champions, systemwide ownership, and incentives; 5) choosing contextually relevant strategies and pathways for scaling up, 6) building operational and strategic capacities; 7) ensuring adequacy, stability, and flexibility of financing; 8) ensuring adequate governance structures and systems; and 9) embedding mechanisms for monitoring, learning, and accountability. Translating current political commitment to large-scale impact on nutrition will require robust attention to these elements.…”
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Malaria incidence and agricultural efficiency in Uganda por Badiane, Ousmane, Ulimwengu, John M.

“…The results suggest that a 10% increase in consultation, medicine, and hospitalization expenses would reduce malaria incidence respectively by 35.6%, 20.5%, and 21.3 %, which translates into a 1.1%, 0.6%, and 0.6 % decrease in agricultural inefficiency, respectively. …”
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