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Think innovation: Mobile apps ride on rural India
2011/09 - Business Standard
Revitalizing Zambia’s Agricultural Marketing Information Centre
2011/07 - Michigan State University
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack Highlights U.S. Navy Biofuels Partnership at Pearl Harbor, Obama Administration's Commitment to Renewable Energy
HONOLULU, Jan. 10, 2012 – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack highlighted the Obama Administration’s commitment to renewable energy today at the World...
IFPRI to Lead Two New CGIAR Research Programs
In January 2012 IFPRI is launching two major research programs. These CGIAR Research Programs (CRPs), led by IFPRI, will bring together researchers...FHI 360
Type of Institution: International development Country:...ICT to Enhance Impact of Agriculture Development
This USAID community website is operated by the FHI 360-implemented FACET project. read moreAdaptation to climatic changes through global cooperation
To accept and adapt to the unavoidable coming alternations, due to climatic changes, global cooperation is to be promoted. 18/01/12Ecosystem services and poverty reduction in aquatic agricultural systems
A new CGIAR research programme is working to understand why poverty and vulnerability is persistent in aquatic systems and change this through...Editorial
Keeping track of our changing environment and humanity's impact and dependence on natural cycles is a key theme of this edition. A new year also...Ecosystem services
In this edition, GFAR highlights some inspiring initiatives in this area around the world, to help inform, connect and develop new actions that...Realising the benefits of enhanced agrobiodiversity
The 2008 food price crisis provided dramatic evidence for the fragility of both agricultural production and the wider food economy in many developing...Ecosystem services in support of a greener revolution in Africa
Malawi's subsidy programme for nitrogen fertiliser and improved maize seed has been heralded as a triumph. But the team which undertook the field...Letting nature manage its battles
Advice for managing rice pests, such as planthoppers, has taken on a simple message: let nature have its way in your fields. But doing away with time...Ecosystem services and small farmers
Systems for rewarding smallscale farmers in the developing world for their contribution to the global environment have been elusive. 09/01/12Victories for food and farming in Durban climate deals
After weeks of negotiations, world leaders have agreed to a number of decisions including the Durban Platform, which contain provisions for...G20 conference on ARD gives new impetus to GFAR
The first G20 conference on Agricultural Research for Development, was held in Montpellier in September 2011. 09/01/12
09/01/2012
Tendances de long terme pour la croissance et la réduction de la pauvreté en RDC
Alors que certains pays de l’Afrique Subsaharienne sont en mesure d’atteindre les objectifs du millénaire pour le...
Household preferences and governance of water services
This paper estimates hedonic models of rental prices to investigate household preferences regarding water services...
Peer effects, risk pooling, and status seeking
It has been widely documented that the poor spend a significant proportion of their income on gifts even at the...
Irrigation with seawater
A new system which allows food crops to be irrigated with seawater will solve global problems of food production, according to researchers at the...Reflections on mAg. Services: Mistakes and Pitfalls of MNOs/NGOs
Reflections on mAg. Services: Mistakes and Pitfalls of MNOs/NGOs [from E-Agriculture News]