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Development of a framework for a citizen science-based Agroecology Self-Assessment (ASA) program

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Development of a framework for a citizen science-based Agroecology Self-Assessment (ASA) program

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Maharaj, U.; Pike, T.; Taylor, J.; Dickens, C.; Mupangwa, W. 2024. Development of a framework for a citizen science-based Agroecology Self-Assessment (ASA) program. Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Water Management Institute (IWMI). CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology. 81p.

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International Water Management Institute (IWMI). CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology

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Addressing capacity gaps for sustainable intensification of mixed farming systems in Nepal

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Addressing capacity gaps for sustainable intensification of mixed farming systems in Nepal

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Citation: Bastakoti, R. C., Shrestha, R. K., Khadka, M., Koirala, S., Neupane, N., Karki, D. 2024. Addressing capacity gaps for sustainable intensification of mixed farming systems in Nepal. Technical Brief. Nepal: International Water Management Institute.

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Global estimated CIAT Urochloa hybrid adoption, 2001-2023

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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SDG 12 - Responsible production and consumption

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Global estimated CIAT Urochloa hybrid adoption, 2001-2023

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Burkart, S. (2024) Global estimated CIAT Urochloa hybrid adoption, 2001-2023. Presented on September 2024 at Palmira (Colombia), International Center for Tropical Agriculture. 15 sl.

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Building regional capacity to manage invasive pests and diseases to safeguard sustainable seed potato trade

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SDG 12 - Responsible consumption and production

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Building regional capacity to manage invasive pests and diseases to safeguard sustainable seed potato trade

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Sharma, K.; Atieno, E. 2024. Building regional capacity to manage invasive pests and diseases to safeguard sustainable seed potato trade. International Potato Center.

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CassavaBase: Empowering data-driven decision-making in the CIAT cassava breeding program

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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CassavaBase: Empowering data-driven decision-making in the CIAT cassava breeding program

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Zhang, X.; Pino Duran, L.; Delgado Muñoz, L.F. (2024) CassavaBase: Empowering data-driven decision-making in the CIAT cassava breeding program. 23 sl.

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Preliminary analysis, multiple introductions of Sri Lanka Cassava Mosaic Virus (SLCMV) in Southeast Asia

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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Preliminary analysis, multiple introductions of Sri Lanka Cassava Mosaic Virus (SLCMV) in Southeast Asia

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Leiva Sandoval, A.M.; Jimenez, J.; Dominguez, V.; Lopez Alvarez, D.; Cuellar, W. (2024) Preliminary analysis, multiple introductions of Sri Lanka  Cassava Mosaic Virus (SLCMV) in Southeast Asia. 11 sl.

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Building climate-resilient livelihoods for refugees and host communities in Jordan

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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SDG 16 - Peace, justice and strong institutions

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Building climate-resilient livelihoods for refugees and host communities in Jordan

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The World Food Programme (WFP) has requested researchers from the CGIAR Research Initiative on Fragility, Conflict, and Migration (FCM) to investigate which financing options could enable refugees and host communities to invest in climate-resilient, sustainable livelihoods. The result is a series of research-backed recommendations set to inform future WFP projects.

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South Asia Nutrition Knowledge Initiative: Abstract digest April 2024

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South Asia Nutrition Knowledge Initiative: Abstract digest April 2024

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International Food Policy Research Institute

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IFPRI - Nutrition, Diets, and Health Unit

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IFPRI - South Asia Nutrition Knowledge Initiative

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South Asia Nutrition Knowledge Initiative: Abstract digest April 2024

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Welcome to the first edition of South Asia Nutrition Knowledge Initiative’s (SANI) Abstract Digest! In each issue, we aim to curate a selection of the latest and relevant studies on maternal and child nutrition for the South Asia region. We conduct literature search across peer-reviewed journals and identify studies of relevance. The abstracts in this document are reproduced in their original form from their source, and without editorial commentary about specific articles.

In this first edition, we include global studies on trends in malnutrition, health inequalities of common nutrition deficiencies in children and the importance of gender-sensitive social safety nets and nutritionspecific and -sensitive interventions in the low-and middle-income countries. There are interesting studies from South Asia with a focus on Bangladesh, India and Nepal on topics including geospatial and environmental determinants of undernutrition, dietary diversity assessment of pregnant adolescent girls and nutrition interventions such as mid-day meal program in India and Suaahara in Nepal. 

Below is the list of peer-reviewed articles. Please click on the title if you wish to go straight to the article or scroll down to explore the abstracts in the pages that follow. 

Happy reading!

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International Food Policy Research Institute. 2024. South Asia Nutrition Knowledge Initiative: Abstract digest. SANI Abstract Digest April 2024. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141456

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International Food Policy Research Institute

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Transformando el cacao: Hacia un mercado bajo en emisiones para La Paz

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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Transformando el cacao: Hacia un mercado bajo en emisiones para La Paz

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Salas, D.; Vargas, S.; Jimenez, L.; Casallas, I.; Castro, A.; Arce, D. (2024) Transformando el cacao: Hacia un mercado bajo en emisiones para La Paz. 1 p.

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Institutional challenges to the implementation of nationally determined contributions in Latin America and Caribbean countries: Institutional architecture requirements, issues arising from the examination of NDC updates and lessons learned from capacity development interventions

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United States Agency for International Development

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IFPRI - Latin American and Caribbean Program

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IFPRI - Markets, Trade, and Institutions Unit

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Institutional challenges to the implementation of nationally determined contributions in Latin America and Caribbean countries: Institutional architecture requirements, issues arising from the examination of NDC updates and lessons learned from capacity development interventions

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The nations that signed the Paris Agreement periodically submit Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) with climate mitigation and adaptation goals. Complementarily, countries should also formulate and implement National Adaptation Plans (NAP) and periodically update them. This means that every country is required by law to outline a course of action in response to global warming and submit a pledge with specific objectives it is committed to achieving. These pledges are then reviewed and renewed every five years. Every round of pledges is meant to intensify the level of commitment and is negotiable, meaning that other parties can offer concessions or support in return for a more robust pledge. The pledge and review method were introduced first in 1991; however, in 1997, the international community chose to adopt legally binding emission reduction targets in the Kyoto Protocol. The pledge and review methods were reintroduced in the 2009 Copenhagen Accord, following its limited success and the inability to reach an agreement on new targets. The NDC wording took the place of the pledge-and-review expression in the negotiations that resulted in the Paris Agreement.

The fact that NDCs rely on voluntary commitments from signatory nations—many of whom lack the financial, technological, or institutional means to effectively combat climate change—has drawn criticism. Setting top-down targets, however, results in a distributional problem among nations that has proven unsolvable. Furthermore, targets are by no means a good solution in the absence of efficient review and compliance procedures. Since pledges—both in terms of the degree of commitment and the methods used—are subject to review and are not legally binding, NDCs offer a more practical strategy for international collaboration on mitigating climate change.1 The "naming and shaming" process—a form of peer and reputational pressure—is the foundation of the NDC method. Climate change politics have gradually changed because of the rise of bottom-up society initiatives and transnational networks of non-govern-mental actors, placing increased pressure on national governments and international organizations.

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Echebarria, Koldo. 2024. Institutional challenges to the implementation of nationally determined contributions in Latin America and Caribbean countries: Institutional architecture requirements, issues arising from the examination of NDC updates and lessons learned from capacity development interventions. LAC Working Paper 32. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/141936

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International Food Policy Research Institute

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Confirmation of SB decsions taken on behalf of IPB

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Confirmation of SB decsions taken on behalf of IPB

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Confirmation of SB decsions taken on  behalf of IPB. CGIAR System Board 29Z Adhoc Meeting (Virtual) 27 September 2024

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Training report on PigSmart digital extension messaging roll-out activity for pig farmer groups in Masaka, Mpigi, Wakiso and Mukono districts, Uganda.

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Gender equality, youth and social inclusion

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Training report on PigSmart digital extension messaging roll-out activity for pig farmer groups in Masaka, Mpigi, Wakiso and Mukono districts, Uganda.

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Objectives of the training:
To empower selected farmer groups with skills and knowledge on various aspects of pig production – covering areas such as general management, pig breeding, housing, herd health, biosecurity, feeds and feeding, care of pregnant sows and piglets, etc. through audio skits messages.
Obtain feedback from farmers on skills, knowledge and information gaps to inform or guide future interventions.

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Oba, P., Businge, M., Ahumuza, R., Wairagala, P., Hasahya, E., Dione, M., Namatovu, J. and Ouma, E. 2024. Training report on PigSmart digital extension messaging roll-out activity for pig farmer groups in Masaka, Mpigi, Wakiso and Mukono districts, Uganda. Nairobi, Kenya: International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI).

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Forage Seed Production and Commercialization: Market and Regulatory Requirements

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Diversification in East and Southern Africa

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Forage Seed Production and Commercialization: Market and Regulatory Requirements

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Gebreyes, M., Bezabih, M., Mekonnen, K., Adie, A., Seifu, H. and Whitbread, A. 2024. Forage Seed Production and Commercialization: Market and Regulatory Requirements. Presented at Refresher Training workshop on Climate-smart Feed and Forage Innovations, ILRI, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 20-21 June 2024. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

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Extent and patterns of morphological and molecular genetic diversity and population structure of Nigerian taro cultivars

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International Institute of Tropical Agriculture

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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Pan African University Life and Earth Sciences Institute

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International Institute of Tropical Agriculture

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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

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Extent and patterns of morphological and molecular genetic diversity and population structure of Nigerian taro cultivars

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Genetic diversity is crucial for conservation efforts as well as breeding programs targeted at the development of improved varieties. Taro, a climate-resilient crop, plays a vital role in the nutritional and economic livelihoods of many households in Nigeria, but its yield is very low due to inadequate genetic improvement efforts. A diversity assessment of Nigerian taro is therefore required to create a premise for its improvement in yield, quality and disease tolerance. In this study, the genetic diversity and population structure of 490 taro cultivars comprising two main gene pools: Dasheen (215) and Eddoe (275), collected from farmers and marketers across seven states in Nigeria was assessed using 3047 Diversity Array Technology single nucleotide polymorphism (DArT-SNP) markers. A subset
of 114 taro cultivars, comprising 30 Dasheens and 84 Eddoes were further phenotyped using 24 agro-morphological descriptors.

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Oladimeji, J. J., Abe, A., Kumar, P. L., Agre, A. P., Ilesanmi, O. J., Vetukuri, R. R., & Bhattacharjee, R.(2024). Extent and patterns of morphological and molecular genetic diversity and population structure of Nigerian Taro cultivars. BMC Plant Biology, (24): 1077, 1-15.

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households and schools after the interventions (April-May 2024). These datasets are with respect to the baseline surveys and contains baseline household and school data. The first part comprises household-level modules such as household roster, housing

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Baseline data for Yemen School Milk Initiative Study

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International Food Policy Research Institute

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Gender equality, youth and social inclusion

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Baseline data for Yemen School Milk Initiative Study

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IFPRI, in collaboration with implementation partners HSA Group and World Food Programme, evaluated the impact of adding a milk intervention to a micronutrient fortified school feeding program. The study is a cluster randomized control trial (cRCT) that took place in 42 schools in Al Mukha district, Yemen. The evaluation includes baseline surveys with households and schools conducted before implementing the milk intervention (November-December 2023), and endline surveys conducted with the same households and schools after the interventions (April-May 2024). These datasets are with respect to the baseline surveys and contains baseline household and school data. The first part comprises household-level modules such as household roster, housing, assets, food security, and occurrence of shocking events. The second part comprises individual-level modules administered to children receiving the program, which include nutritional status, diet, health, cognition, and learning. The last part includes the school level modules such as infrastructure and food environment, administered to school staff.

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International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). 2024. Baseline data for Yemen School Milk Initiative Study [dataset]. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute [dataset]. Harvard Dataverse. Version 1. https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/UO3VPK. 

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Empowering Laikipia County through climate-smart agriculture for peace: A collaborative journey

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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SDG 16 - Peace, justice and strong institutions

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Empowering Laikipia County through climate-smart agriculture for peace: A collaborative journey

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Science stands at the forefront of addressing the intricate challenges posed by climate change. Through harnessing scientific research and innovation, regions like Laikipia County gain invaluable insights and solutions to aid communities in adapting to and mitigating the adverse impacts of climate change, thereby fostering peace and stability. Consequently, the Alliance of Bioversity and CIAT, in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), and the national Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) Multi-Stakeholder Platform (CSAMSP), have developed a training course titled "Climate, Peace, and Security in Agriculture Sector" under the CGIAR Initiative on Climate Resilience (ClimBeR). The first pilot training of this course served as a catalyst for collective action and collaboration, paving the way towards building a more resilient and sustainable future for Laikipia County.

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International Center for Tropical Agriculture

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SDG 12 - Responsible production and consumption

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SDG 16 - Peace, justice and strong institutions

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La tecnología digital está transformando el sector agropecuario en Honduras, abordando desafíos como riesgos climáticos, productividad, gestión del agua, inclusión financiera y pérdidas poscosecha. Soluciones digitales como plataformas de gestión de insumos, sensores de humedad del suelo y servicios de extensión digital impulsan la productividad, rentabilidad y resiliencia climática, promoviendo prácticas sostenibles. Las alianzas público-privadas son esenciales para integrar tecnologías y escalar soluciones. Un enfoque integral requiere políticas de apoyo, financiamiento y desarrollo de capacidades, con un diseño inclusivo y sensible a la diversidad cultural del país. Esto asegura una adopción efectiva y beneficios equitativos para todos los productores acelerarando la transformación digital del sector agropecuario hondureño.

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Kropff, W.; Martinez, O.A.; Bouroncle Seoane, C.; Martinez, K.M.; Obando Bonilla, D.; Ayes, I.E.; Navarro Racines, C.E.; Giraldo Mendez, D.C.; Rios, D.; Ramirez Villegas, J.A.; Eitzinger, A. (2024) Perfil de agricultura digital: Honduras. 36 p.

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the identification of hotspot products and supply chain stages, the definition of strategic targets, and the design of effective interventions for reducing FLW (Axmann et al., 2024), therefore reducing the associated greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

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AI Monitoring Approach to Fill National Food Loss and Waste Data Gaps

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AI Monitoring Approach to Fill National Food Loss and Waste Data Gaps

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The global challenge of reducing Food Loss and Waste (FLW) is critical to achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly the commitment to halving FLW by 2030. Despite widespread recognition of the environmental, economic, and social impacts of FLW, including the prominent greenhouse gas (GHG) emission issue related to climate change (Porter et al., 2016), quantifying it remains a persistent issue due to significant data gaps, especially at the national and sub-national levels. Many countries, particularly low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), struggle with the complexity of FLW monitoring due to limited resources, insufficient expertise in FLW data collection, and unclear data collection practices. These challenges hinder the identification of hotspot products and supply chain stages, the definition of strategic targets, and the design of effective interventions for reducing FLW (Axmann et al., 2024), therefore reducing the associated greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

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Guo, X., Axmann, H.B., Soethoudt, J.M., Kok, M.G. 2024. AI Monitoring Approach to Fill National Food Loss and Waste Data Gaps. Wageningen, The Netherlands: Wageningen University & Research.

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Quality of Science: Evaluative Evidence from CGIAR Portfolio Summary

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CGIAR Independent Advisory and Evaluation Services

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Quality of Science: Evaluative Evidence from CGIAR Portfolio Summary

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Tracking Evidence and Informing Policy to Rebuild Livestock-Based Livelihoods and Empower Women in Conflict Affected Areas of Ethiopia

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Tracking Evidence and Informing Policy to Rebuild Livestock-Based Livelihoods and Empower Women in Conflict Affected Areas of Ethiopia

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Over the past few years Ethiopia experienced conflicts and war resulting in displacement of millions of people and destroying social fabrics. Coupled with drought and locust, the conflicts destroyed livelihoods of farmers in war torn regions. Protracted conflicts also exacerbate gender inequalities and vulnerability of those population relying on agriculture for their livelihoods. Post-conflict, women continue to bear the brunt of the war due to destroyed livelihoods, trauma of rape, and the responsibility to feed the family. Therefore, livelihood rehabilitation efforts need to target women to make meaningful impact.

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Terfa, Zelalem G. 2024. Tracking Evidence and Informing Policy to Rebuild Livestock-Based Livelihoods and Empower Women in Conflict Affected Areas of Ethiopia. CGIAR Blog.

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