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Utemiljöns betydelse i vården by Boberg, Fanny

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Trygghetens dilemma by Svärd, Julia

“…Through methodical exaggeration of danger and legislation of laws, the state creates a situation that in different respect work to overprotect the citizens, who are not unlikely to experience feelings of being unsafe at the same time that the actual safety is to big. …”
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Ledningsarbetet hos ett krisföretag by Bohlin, Daniel

“…The aim of the study is from a management perspective chart the strategic work of the company's management work when handling an economical crisis. …”
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POP-OUT by Holmsved, Stina, Lundgren Bladh, Isabelle

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Bullerproblematik och akustisk design : projektering som verktyg för att bearbeta högre ljudnivåer by Andersson, Fredrik

Skolgårdsprocessen by Pell, Marie

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Population structure, genetic diversity, and GWAS analyses with GBS-derived SNPs and silicodart markers unveil genetic potential for breeding and candidate genes for agronomic and... by Bahjat, Noor Maiwan, Yildiz, Mehtap, Nadeem, Muhammad Azhar, Morales Sanfurgo, Hugo Andres, Wohlfeiler Altavilla, Josefina, Baloch, Faheem Shehzad, Tunçtürk, Murat, Koçak, Metin, Yong, Suk Chung, Grzebelus, Dariusz, Sadık, Gökhan, Kuzğun, Cansu, Cavagnaro, Pablo

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Taxonomisk indelning och bevarande av späckhuggaren by Persson, Isa

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Policy drivers behind the forest utilisation in Poland, Lithuania and Latvia by Linkevicius, Edgaras

“…This work is a part of international research that was carried out in Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, in order to investigate policy drivers behind the harvesting level in these countries. …”

Klimatzonen : vintersval trädgård i kontorsbyggnad by Carlsson, Lisa

National Framework for Climate Services - Ethiopia: Coordination Guideline by National Meteorological Agency

“…Whereas national and international commitments to address the impacts of climate extremes are in place and provide the enabling environment for national resilience building efforts. …”
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Healthy and sustainable diets from today to 2050—The role of international trade by Mapes, Brendan Robert, Prager, Steven D., Béné, Christophe, González Rodriguez, Carlos Eduardo

“…The connection between international trade and food systems (un)sustainability is both contentious and critical for policy work supporting progress towards achieving the twin goals of hunger alleviation and dietary health while improving the overall sustainability of development. …”
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Genetic variation and phylogenetic relationships of Nigerian indigenous and commercial pigs in southwestern Nigeria by Oluwole, O.O., Okoth, Edward A., Adeola, A.C., Ogugo, Moses

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Mainstreaming women farmers: Innovations and approach by Munshi, Sugandha

“…In spite of her back-breaking work women farmers remain invisible and is aspiring for her identity as a farmer. …”
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Bangladesh’s story of change in nutrition: Strong improvements in basic and underlying determinants with an unfinished agenda for direct community level support by Nisbett, Nicholas, Davis, Peter, Yosef, Sivan, Akhtar, Nazneen

“…Research and interviews with key stakeholders and work at a community level has helped shed light on the policy and programmatic choices which lie behind these wider determinants. …”
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Description of the ancestral processes for the recognition by the Arhuaco people of the biofortified beans Agrosavia Rojo 43 by López López, Antonio José, Izquierdo Cujar, Yeimy Alejandra, Tofiño Rivera, Adriana Patricia, Rozo Leguizamón, Yanine, Rochel Ortega, Elizabeth, Gómez Latorre, Douglas Andrés

“…This is why their primary and secondary education processes prioritize subjects that promote work in the gardens, among which beans, as a traditional and ceremonial food, are prominent. …”
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Food systems and rural wellbeing: Challenges and opportunities by Woodhill, Jim, Kishore, Avinash, Njuki, Jemimah, Jones, Kristal, Hasnain, Saher

“…The future wellbeing of billions of rural people is interconnected with transforming food systems for equity, nutrition, environmental sustainability, and resilience. This article tackles three blind spots in the understanding of rural poverty and vulnerability: the narrow focus on extreme poverty and hunger that hides a much wider set of inequalities and vulnerabilities, insufficient recognition of the diversity of rural households, and an inadequate appreciation of the impact of rapid structural changes in markets, the physical environment, and the political economic context. …”
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Mind the (nutrient supply) gap: An assessment of demand and supply limitations for Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium for major crops in Nepal by Chakraborty, Debashis, Sherpa, Sonam Rinchen, Koirala, Pankaj, Baral, Bandhu Raj, Karki, Saral, Sapkota, Shishir, Gathala, Mahesh Kumar, Krupnik, Timothy Joseph

“…This work is supported by the USAID/Nepal-funded Cereal Systems Initiative for South Asia (CSISA) 'Building food system resilience to global supply chain and climate shocks in Nepal' Activity supported by USAID/Nepal. …”
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Increasing night temperature can reduce seed set and potential yield of tropical rice by Ziska, LH, Manalo, PA

“…The effect of increasing day temperature on reducing seed set in rice is well established, but little is known concerning the impact of increasing night temperature relative to constant day temperature. Recent work suggests that anticipated global warming may be uneven, with a significant increase in night compared to day temperature. …”
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[Comment on] Fitzgerald, E.V.K. Private sector investment and savings behavior: the policy implications of capital account disaggregation by Malik, Sohail

“…After a prolonged period of macroeconomic adjustment, lasting at least a decade in most LDCs, much has been learned (and in many cases re-learned) and a consensus reached about many key policy points, such as the virtues of budgetary balance, the need for a strong real exchange rate, and the requirement for microeconomic reforms if markets are to work properly. To a considerable extent, moreover, there has been success in closing current account deficits, reducing government expenditure and moderating rates of inflation. …”
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