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Socio-Economic analysis of market oriented beekeeping in Atsbi Wemberta District of Eastern Zone, Tigray Region by Gebreyohannes, M.

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Gender-sensitive nutrition training in Embu County in Kenya by Ouya, Fredrick, Muriithi, Catherine, Lutomia, Cosmas Kweyu, Ketema, Dessalegn Molla, Waswa, Boaz, Nchanji, Eileen, Kagete, Murimi, Amboga, Seth, Magoti, Rahab, Nyokabi, Miriam, Nyaguthii, Mary, Wainaina, Miriam, Gatehi, Wilson

“…The gender-sensitive nutrition training is one of the social and technical innovations that HER+ is integrating in existing UU sites in Nakuru, Makueni, and Embu Counties. …”
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Analysis of relevance and effectiveness of FTC-based training: The case of Alamata Woreda, Southern Tigray, Ethiopia by Tekle, L.

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From Digital Divide to Opportunity: Digital Solutions to Transform Food, Land and Water Systems for Gender Equality, Youth Empowerment and Social Inclusion by Malhotra, Aayushi, Lutomia, Cosmas, Joshi, Deepa, Lecoutere, Els, Malapit, Hazel J., Fisher, Monica, Khalid, Sidra

“…Digital and data-driven innovations in food, land, and water systems (FLWs) are rapidly transforming the agri-food landscape. …”
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Egypt: Agricultural R&D indicators factsheet by Stads, Gert-Jan, Moussa, Hoda, Badwan, Raed

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Pakistan: Agricultural R&D indicators factsheet by Stads, Gert-Jan, Niazi, Muhammad Azam, Gao, Lang, Badar, Nouman

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Tunisia: Agricultural R&D indicators factsheet by Stads, Gert-Jan, Berrbeh, Jamel, Ben Rayana, Aniss, Laroussi, Ahlem, Badwan, Raed

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Youth engagement in transforming the food system to address malnutrition in the Philippines by Bouis, Howarth E., Sison, Ma. Cristina B., Navasero, John Carlo L.

“…Youth can be catalysts for food system transformation by shaping food choices, participating in agripreneurship, and leading innovation. Strategic policy reforms, improved education, and targeted investments are needed to build a resilient, nutrition-sensitive food system. …”
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Adoption of stress-tolerant rice varieties in Bangladesh by Ahmed, Akhter, Hernandez, Ricardo, Naher, Firdousi

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A systems approach for more effective and inclusive agricultural innovation for sustainable transformation: A call to action, reflection and five research commentaries by McGuire, Erin, Al-Zu’bi, Maha, Bailey, Arwen, Ewell, Hanna, Kabirigi, Michel, Valencia Leñero, Eva Marina, Larson, Janelle, Liani, Millicent, Sylvester, Janelle, ThiThuGiang, Luu

“…How can we, and those who have been structurally excluded, become more robust AR4D actors? How can we educate ourselves to excel in interdisciplinary work and recognize biases within our project teams? …”
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Cooking contests for healthier recipes: Impacts on nutrition knowledge and behaviours in Bangladesh by Kramer, Berber

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Dissemination of climate-smart and sustainable agriculture innovations through AICCRA partnerships for resilient livelihoods among small-scale farmers in Kenya's ASAL regions by Nduah Alex, Ogutu, Elizabeth, Gichunge, Karen, Nzuki, Esther

“…The report highlights the outcomes of capacity-building initiatives that have trained more than 12,000 farmers, improving soil health, water use efficiency, and livelihood resilience. In combining education, training, innovation, and landscape-level conservation, AICCRA–Kenya showcases a transformative model for scaling climate-resilient and sustainable agriculture in Kenya’s arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs).…”
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From Science to Action: Exploring the Potential of Artificial Intelligence to Strengthen Climate and Agricultural Research Capacities in Africa by Smith Ruiz, Paulina, Grossi, Amanda, Chipunza, Unity

“…Together, these insights provide a foundation for African institutions to explore AI-enhanced e-learning as a pathway to more inclusive and adaptive agricultural education.…”
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Developing just transition pathways for Africa’s agriculture towards low emission and climate resilient development under a 1.5°C global warming by Mapfumo, P., Rurinda, J., Cramer, Laura K., Mushore, T.D., Wamukoya, George

“…We argue that the just transition pathways for Africa’s agriculture should be anchored on reprogramming of the cropping, livestock and fishery systems for climate-proofing with a specific focus on the following underpinnings: financing the advancement of science, technology and innovation; restoring neglected or underulitised crops and livestock genetic pools; regenerating soil fertility and advancing soil health; restoring degraded land; protecting natural ecosystems and biodiversity; accessing quality education training and information technologies; and developing markets and creating novel distribution and trade opportunities. …”
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MDII (Multidimensional Digital Inclusiveness Index) by Martins, Carolina, Nisansa, Vinuri, Opola, Felix Ouko, Garcia Andarcia, Mariangel, Schmitter, Petra

“…MDII supports developers, researchers, and policymakers by offering evidence-based insights to embed inclusivity throughout the innovation lifecycle. Future enhancements include AI-driven rapid assessments and modules for gender and economic impact. …”
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Understanding drivers and barriers for adoption of climate- smart agriculture through a gender lens: Evidence from India by Barooah, Prapti

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Determinants of adoption of improved box hive in Atsbi Wemberta District of Eastern Zone, Tigray Region by Abebe, W.

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Transformative end-to-end innovation (E2EI) in a new era for food and climate: Insights and key actions supporting institutional change by Koerner, Jana, Duda, Akshay

“…End-to-end innovation (E2EI) systems carry lots of expectations, since they have been employed successfully by different sectors, including corporate, health, education. …”
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A gendered 1993-94 Social Accounting Matrix for Bangladesh by Fontana, Marzia, Wobst, Peter

“…The SAM has ten factors of production: one type of capital, one type of land and eight different types of labor which are disaggregated by both level of education and gender. The innovative feature of the SAM is that it separates out female and male labor value-added for each educational level and in eachsector of the economy, providing a base for gender-sensitive analyses of policy changes. …”
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Unlocking opportunities for youth through food systems transformation by Kirui, L., Ronoh, N.

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