Resultados de búsqueda - Knowledge management platform

Stakeholders’ perceptions of integrated rainwater management approaches in the Blue Nile Basin of the Ethiopian highlands por Mulema, Annet A., Lema, Zelalem, Damtew, Elias, Adie, Aberra, Ogutu, Z., Duncan, Alan J.

“…Previous approaches to improve soil and water management in the Ethiopian highlands have achieved marginal success. …”
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Soil microbial community responses to different sugarcane management strategies as revealed by 16S metagenomics por Fontana, Paola Daniela, Orru, L., Fontana, Cecilia Alejandra, Cocconcelli, Pier Sandro, Vignolo, Graciela Margarita, Salazar, Sergio Miguel

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Mechanized direct- seeding and best management practices for rice in Cambodia : how and why are they complementary? por Aravindakshan, Sreejith, Krupnik, Timothy J., Laing, Alison M., Sokornthea Pin, Rica, Flor Joy, Saito, Kazuki

“…With additional donor support, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF) will be well-positioned to create platforms for sharing mDSR information, engage social network brokers to connect farmers, service providers, and suppliers, and enhance trust and knowledge dissemination (Zhang et al., 2020). …”
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Climate Risk Management for Agricultural Extension (CRMAE) Senegal Validation Workshop for New Livestock Content por Hansen, James, Trzaska, Silwia, Sarr, Adama, Worou, Nadine, Diedhiou, Lamine, Wane, Abdrahmane

“…Participants from government, research, and higher education reviewed gaps and proposed additions on feeding and pasture management, animal health, herd structure/reproduction, index-based livestock insurance, and recognition of traditional knowledge. …”
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Second-tier community forestry organisations and equitable resource management in the Maya Biosphere Reserve, Guatemala por Millner, N., Penagaricano, I., Fernández, M., Snook, Laura K.

“…Drawing on interviews, the outcomes of participative workshops, and a review of key literature, we trace ACOFOP's emergence as a forestry organisation from existing agricultural and non-timber product cooperatives, and its subsequent consolidation as a platform for regional coordination and advocacy. Using a ‘Sociology of Knowledge' approach to discourse analysis (SKAD), we highlight three important dimensions of ACOFOP's evolving strategy that facilitate the development of both local autonomies and collective coherence: the mobilisation of concepts of ‘environmental justice' and associated international rights frameworks to link local concerns with national governance issues; the elaboration of legal knowledges and mechanisms in these terms to negotiate improved tenure relationships; and a concentration of resources in the development of local leadership with an emphasis on elaborating the fixed ‘rules' of forestry management in a manner that is appropriate to each community's individual characteristics. …”
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Diagnosis of management of bacterial wilt and late blight in potato in Ethiopia: A systems thinking perspective por Damtew, Elias, Tafesse, S., Lie, R., Mierlo, B. van, Lemaga, B., Sharma, K., Struik, P.C., Leeuwis, Cees

“…Lack of a preventive disease management culture, limited recognition of interdependencies among activities of actors, power inequalities, and top-down and linear approaches in information and knowledge sharing are identified as key structural problems that are underrated by the actors. …”
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CGIAR Climate Community of Practice Launch, April 12, 2024 5pm session por CGIAR Climate Change Impact Platform

“…With the formal launch of this community, the Platform will establish smaller thematic working groups, advancing climate knowledge within the CGIAR system. …”
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CGIAR Climate Community of Practice Launch, 12 April 2024, 9am session por CGIAR Climate Change Impact Platform

“…With the formal launch of this community, the Platform will establish smaller thematic working groups, advancing climate knowledge within the CGIAR system. …”
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BIG DATA Ontologies Community of Practice - Work Plan 2019 por CGIAR Platform for Big Data in Agriculture

“…Given the multi-disciplinary nature of the CGIAR Big Data For Agriculture, the Ontologyies Community of Practice (CoP) will span the knowledge domains of importance for the platform with the objective of establishing best practices, guidelines in the selection, use and application of semantics for data harmonization at the collect and storage levels, for data interoperability and data discovery following the FAIR principles. …”
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Community supported agriculture por Nilsson, Mikaela, Wejåker, Kajsa

“…Also, in order to obtain a better understanding of the development process of new businesses, theories on business platforms have been applied to the empirical material. …”
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Building Inclusive Climate Capacity: Co-developing Kenya’s Climate Risk Management Curriculum Across Agricultural Livelihoods por Grossi, Amanda, Dinku, Tufa, Hansen, James, Ruirie, Onesmus, Dinh, Dannie, Crane, Todd A., Murage, Paul, Mugo, Grace, Chege, Patrick

“…The resulting competency-based training package comprises a Handbook, Reference Guide, Training Guide, and an e-learning version hosted on KALRO’s KilimoBora platform, forming a unified national standard for climate-informed extension. …”
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Results and Impacts of the Integrated Land and Water Management for Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change (ILWAC) Project: Evaluation Report por Kizito, Fred, Mwongera, Caroline, Pondi, Brian, Mwungu, Chris M., Odhiambo, Collins, Koech, Nicholas, Shikuku, Kelvin Mashisia, Nkonya, Ephraim M., Nigussie, Likie, Appoh, Richard K., Touré, Abdoulaye, Sakana, Naomi, Billard, Benjamin, Jalloh, Abdulai, Bamba, Cheikh Ahmadou, Kuiseu, Julienne, Kouamé, Kouadio, Akana, David

“…Platforms provided a framework for sharing knowledge on adaptation innovations to climate change, providing a good entry point for technology dissemination in target areas across all project countries. …”
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Guidelines for mapping the preferences in gender sensitive product profiles to crop ontology and creating a consumer segment ontology. Version 1.0. por Arnaud, Elizabeth, Khamila, Sylvhia, Kibooga, Charity, Ndagire, Lilian Yiga, Marimo, Pricilla

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What evidence exists relating the impact of different grassland management practices to soil carbon in livestock systems? A systematic map protocol por Rousset, Camille, Segura, Carmen, Gilgen, Anina, Alfaro, Marta, Mendes, Luís André, Dodd, Mike, Dashpurev, Batnyambuu, Bastidas, Mike, Rivera, Julian, Merbold, Lutz, Vázquez, Eduardo

“…The results will identify and describe knowledge gaps and clusters.…”
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Making Qualitative Data Open Access: Guidance document for making qualitative data FAIR - Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable - using the GENNOVATE case study por Muchiri, C., Lopez, D.E., Kruseman, G.

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Regional Workshop on Mainstreaming Anticipatory Action: Co- Development of Sector based Specific Advisories and Awareness on Anticipatory Action por Mwanthi, Anthony, Okau, Patricia, Otieno, George, Arango, Mark, Amdihun, Ahmed

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Unleashing the potential of underutilized datasets to improve agricultural decision-making through comprehensive data analysis: An example of rice crop manager (RCM) dataset por Gakhar, Shalini, Sharma, Sheetal

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Linking innovations systems with participatory research and extension: MIRACLE experiences from southern Africa por Ellis-Jones, J., Gondwe, T.N.P.

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Heterogeneous multidimensional efficiency effects of agro-ecological pest management transition and intensification in smallholder systems–evidence from mango fruit fly control in... por Owili, S.O., Otieno, D.J., Chimoita, E.L., Baijukya, F.P.

“…Efficiency effects were heterogeneous and inefficiency varied with orchard manager’s APM adoption intensity, education level, orchard prospects, group membership, and participation in knowledge co-creation activities. …”
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Dramatically increased accessibility and decreased cost- per-person impacts are needed for scaling IPM in Africa por Bello-Bravo, J., Medendorp, J., Lutomia, Anne Namatsi, Reeves, N.P., Celi, V.G., Tamò, Manuele, Pittendrigh, B.R.

“…While traditional scaling for integrated pest management (IPM) in Africa requires the movement of expert trainers from village to village, these efforts are often costly, time-inefficient, hampered by distance, and became impossible under COVID-19's movement restrictions (despite tremendously increased public need for IPM-scaling knowledge). …”
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