Resultados de búsqueda - social collectivity

Gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) assessment: Zambia, Nigeria and Kenya por Ganguly, Sujata, Drucza, Kristie, Njiriri, Wanja, Yossa, Rodrigue

“…Includovate spearheads the gender and social inclusion work under the guidance of the WorldFish project leader based in Malaysia. …”
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Social learning and climate change adaptation: evidence for international development practice por Ensor, Jonathan, Harvey, Blane

“…These are: the importance of developing a shared view among those initiating learning processes of how change might happen and of how social learning fits within it, linking this locus of desired change to the tools employed; the centrality of skilled facilitation and in particular how practitioners may shift toward being participants in the collective learning process; and the need to attend to social difference, recognizing the complexity of social relations and the potential for less powerful actors to be co-opted in shared decision making.…”
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Estimating a social accounting matrix using entropy difference methods por Robinson, Sherman, El-Said, Moataz

“…Updating and estimating input-output tables and Social Accounting Matrices (SAMs) for a recent year is a difficult and a challenging problem. …”
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Social Forestry - why and for whom? A comparison of policies in Vietnam and Indonesia por Moeliono, M., Pham Thu Thuy, Bong, I.W., Wong, Grace Y., Brockhaus, Maria

“…Community forestry or social forestry (henceforth referred collectively as SF) programs have become new modes of forest management empowering local managers and hence, allowing integration of diverse local practices and support of local livelihoods. …”
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Social network analysis provides insights into African swine fever epidemiology por Lichoti, J.K., Davies, J., Kitala, P.M., Githigia, S.M., Okoth, Edward A., Maru, Y., Bukachi, S.A., Bishop, Richard P.

“…NodeXL software was used to describe pig movement networks at village level.The pig movement and trade networks were localized and based on close social networks involving family ties, friendships and relationships with neighbours. …”
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Complex systems - Simple solutions? The importance of social context for sustainable intensification por Michalscheck, Mirja, Kotu, Bekele Hundie, Mohammed, I.B., Hoeschle-Zeledon, Irmgard, Groot, Jeroen C.J.

“…The combination of whole-farm modelling and social contextualisation revealed that technologies such as a systematic integration of maize and legumes seem technically simple and economically promising, but are difficult to implement if the crops are traditionally grown by different household members and on different fields. …”
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Distribution, dispersal and spread of the invasive social wasp (Vespula germanica) in Argentina por Masciocchi, Maite, Corley, Juan Carlos

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Sustaining linkages to high value markets through collective action in Uganda: the case of the Nyabyumba potato farmers por Kaganzi, Elly, Ferris, Shaun, Mulema, Annet A., Sanginga, Pascal C., Njuki, Jemimah, Barham, James

“…To meet the volumes, frequency of supply, and quality parameters demanded by their client, the farmers have had to learn a series of new skills and integrate multiple innovations at the technical, organizational, financial, and marketing levels, and meet many of the classical conditions associated with collective action based on empowerment through social and human capital development. …”
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Del predio a la región: la participación de las organizaciones de la agricultura familiar en la REAF por Gonzalez, Leticia

Materias: “…Participación Social…”
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Women’s work is never done: Lifting the gendered burden of firewood collection and household energy use in Kenya por Njenga, M., Gitau, J. K., Mendum, R.

“…This study was carried out using social and natural science methods to understand women’s energy burdens and the reasons for the persistent use of firewood. …”
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Unmaking the commons: collective action, property rights, and resource appropriation among (agro-)pastoralists in eastern Ethiopia por Beyene, Fekadu, Korf, Benedikt

“…We investigate how changing property rights regimes affect incentives to participate in collective action. Our studies suggest that in the process of unmaking the commons, benefit streams to significant water and pasture resources are individualized, whereas social duties to manage communal resources through collective action are externalized. …”
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Feminist political ecologies of the commons and commoning por Clement, Floriane, Harcourt, W.J., Joshi, Deepa, Sato, C.

Materias: “…collective action…”
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Encouraging adaptation of sustainable land management technologies in rural Ethiopia: Findings from baseline data collection por Billings, Lucy, Gilligan, Daniel O., Kalva, Parthu, Leight, Jessica, Tambet, Heleene, Bahiru, Kibret Mamo, Mulford, Michael, Bekele, Kalkidan

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Designing for change through “reflecting and doing”: the CGIAR Community of Practice on Gender- Transformative Research Methodologies por López, Diana E., Bailey, Arwen, Farnworth, Cathy Rozel, Rietveld, Anne, Gartaula, Hom Nath

Materias: “…social learning…”
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Exploring realist contribution analysis: a dive into data use and modelling por Fuchs, Lisa Elena, Urbani, Ilaria, Howland, Fanny

Materias: “…data collection…”
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Role of Community and User Attributes in Collective Action: Case Study of Community-Based Forest Management in Nepal por Negi, S., Pham Thu Thuy, Karky, B., García, C.

“…In this paper, we focus on community-based forest management in the inner Terai region of Nepal and explore the role of community and user attributes such as group size, social heterogeneities, forest user’ perception on forests, and affiliation to the user group, in the collective action of managing community forests. …”
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Peacebuilding in rural Colombia— A collective perception of the integrated rural reform (IRR) in the department of Caquetá (Amazon) por Graser, Maximilian, Bonatti, Michelle, Eufemia, Luca, Morales, Héctor, Lana, Marcos A., Löhr, Katharina, Sieber, Stefan

“…The main findings show an increase of general physical security and (economic) interest in the department since the signing of the agreement, while the deforestation rate, homicides, and threats against social-environmental leaders were all highly increased. …”
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Perceptions of resilience, collective action and natural resources management in socio-ecological production landscapes in East Africa por Bedmar Villanueva, Ana, Morimoto, Y., Maundu, P., Jha, Y., Otieno, G., Nankya, R., Ogwal, R., Leles, B., Halewood, Michael

“…We, therefore, conclude that the creation of spaces for informed, public discussion aimed at making the institutional context more favourable for the creation and coordination of community groups and at enhancing their interaction, would contribute to a wider movement of knowledge and social exchange. This, in turn, could ultimately result in the creation of local initiatives aimed at the conservation of natural resources.…”
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A diagnostic procedure for applying the social-ecological systems framework in diverse cases por Hinkel, J., Cox, M.E., Schlüter, M., Binder, Claudia R., Falk, Thomas

“…The framework for analyzing sustainability of social-ecological systems (SES) framework of Elinor Ostrom is a multitier collection of concepts and variables that have proven to be relevant for understanding outcomes in diverse SES. …”
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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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