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Patterns of diffusion of an institutional innovation in pastoral areas of Ethiopia. The community based animal health worker and its geographical and social spread in Afar region por Bonnet, P., Carmeille, A., Ibrahim, D., Laurent, S.D., Vias, S.

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Implementing a Gender Transformative Approach in Community-Based Breeding Programs (CBBP) and Sheep Fattening Cooperatives por Nemera Woyessa, Martha, Tsige, Meseret, Najjar, Dina, Alma, Eileen

“…A gender and social inclusion analysis in Doyogena district identified six key barriers, including unequal roles in livestock marketing, decision-making, labor, and widespread gender-based violence and discrimination. …”
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Service på landsbygden por Blidfors, Johanna

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Toward gender and social inclusion in climate information services in West Africa and the Sahel por Kabore, Assetou, Obossou, Abrewa Remilokoun Esdras, Ali, Abdou, Alhassane, Agali, Segnon, Alcade Christel, Zougmore, Robert Bellarmin

“…Despite high awareness of climate information, access and usability remain uneven across gender, age, and literacy levels due to weak infrastructure, language barriers, and limited inclusivity, leaving rural women, non-literate users, and persons with disabilities (PWD) particularly underserved. Different social groups have distinct needs: women prefer local-language and evening broadcasts for accessibility; youth favor digital platforms linked to training and green jobs; PWD require adapted formats and logistical support; and rural, non-literate communities rely on community-based, oral, and visual communication methods for collective understanding. …”
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Gender equality and social inclusion in community-led multiple use water services in Nepal por van Koppen, Barbara, Raut, Manita, Rajouria, Alok, Khadka, Manohara, Pradhan, P., GC, Raj K., Colavito, L., O’Hara, C., Rautanen, S.-L., Nepal, P. R., Shrestha, P. K.

“…Further, community-led MUS builds on community-based arrangements for ‘sharing in’ and ‘sharing out’ the finite water resources in and under communities’ social territories. …”
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Implications of community-based legal aid regulation on women’s land rights por Billings, Lucy, Meinzen-Dick, Ruth S., Mueller, Valerie

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Historical reconfigurations of a social–ecological system adapting to economic, policy and climate changes in the French Alps por Bruley, E., Locatelli, Bruno, Vendel, F., Bergeret, A., Elleaume, N., Grosinger, J., Lavorel, S.

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Resilient Nature Based Water Solutions (RNBWS) in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA region) por International Water Management Institute

Materias: “…nature-based solutions…”
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How resilient are farming households and communities to a changing climate in Africa? A gender-based perspective por Pérez, Carlos, Jones, E.M., Kristjanson, Patricia M., Cramer, Laura K., Thornton, Philip K., Förch, Wiebke, Barahona, Carlos

“…Women engage in mutual insurance and risk-sharing networks, and benefit from non-agricultural services provided by social support institutions external to the village. …”
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Social cost-benefit analysis of investment in rehabilitation of multipurpose small reservoirs in northern Ghana using an ecosystem services-based approach por Bekoe, J., Balana, Bedru, Nimoh, F.

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Insights into the importance of ecosystem services to human well-being in reservoir landscapes por Jones, S.K., Boundaogo, M., DeClerck, Fabrice A.J., Estrada-Carmona, Natalia, Mirumachi, N., Mulligan, M.

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Volumetric pricing in rural Central America: Drivers of adoption and potential effects on water delivery por Madrigal-Ballestero, Róger, Pacay, Eduardo, Evia, Pablo

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Nicaragua, Red de Protección Social (RPS) Evaluation Dataset, 2000-2002 por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…The International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) conducted the quantitative impact evaluation, using a randomized community-based design. The survey sample is a stratified random-sample at the comarca level from all 42 comarcas. …”
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Complementarities between social protection and health sector policies: Evidence from the Productive Safety Net Program in Ethiopia por Hirvonen, Kalle, Bossuyt, Anne, Pigois, Remy

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The effects of text reminders on the use of family planning services: Evidence from a randomised controlled trial in urban Mozambique por Leight, Jessica, Hensly, Catherine, Chissano, Marcos, Safran, Elana, Ali, Liza, Dustan, Domingos, Jamison, Julian

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Impact of Community-based Rangeland Management (CBRM) and Livestock Marketing Interventions on Adaptive Capacity, Food and Nutrition Security, and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Exten... por Odhong, Charles, Van Djik, Suzanne, Wahome, Raphael, Chepkorir, Vicky, Kihara, Francis, Kamadi, Victor, Radeny, Maren A.O.

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Examining social accountability tools in the water sector: a case study from Nepal por Dhungana, H., Clement, Floriane, Otto, B., Das, B.

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Social safety nets in Nepal: A review por Adhikari, Madan, Kishore, Avinash, Koirala, Pankaj, Rashid, Shahidur, Isha Chand

“…Social protection programs can be classified into three broad categories based on their objectives and the risks they cover: • Social security programs include contributory programs that offer workers in formal and informal sectors of the economy and their dependents pensions, gratuities, health insurance and related support during employment and after retirement.• Labor market programs focus on individuals’ skill building in the job market through vocational training programs, connecting them to potential employers through employment service centers and employment management information systems, and providing financial and logistical support for foreign employment…”
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Forests and trees for social adaptation to climate variability and change por Pramova, E., Locatelli, Bruno, Djoudi, H., Somorin, O.A.

“…The literature provides evidence that EBA with forests and trees can reduce social vulnerability to climate hazards; however, uncertainties and knowledge gaps remain, particularly for regulating services in watersheds and coastal areas. …”
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A 1998 Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) for Paraguay por International Food Policy Research Institute

“…These sectors include (1) primary sector (agriculture, livestock, hunting, mining and fishery), (2) manufactured goods, (3) construction, (4) utilities (electricity and water and sewage), (5) transportation, storage and communications, (6) trade, restaurants and hotels, (7) financial services such us banking, insurance, real state and services provided to the firms, and (8) community, social and personal services.…”
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