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Keyword
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Issue
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<b>Advisory services / Extension services</b>
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Reaching the millions! What 20 years of rural advisory services have taught us
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32
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4/2015
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<b>Agriculture</b>
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Reducing child labour in agriculture through agricultural projects
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37
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1/2015
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Mechanised pruning – an innovative approach to improved management of cocoa plantations in West Africa
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26
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2/2015
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Biodegradable mulch – a solution for small-scale horticulture?
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28
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2/2015
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Adaptation to climate change – there is much more to it
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32
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2/2015
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Upscaling “organic by default” agriculture – a hope spot for drylandsxchange – farmer shows in Cambodia
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39
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4/2015
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<b>Bioeconomy</b>
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Making bioeconomy work for sustainable development
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6
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4/2015
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<b>Bioenergy</b>
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Simple technology with a major impact: Biogas as a new source of income for Vietnam’s farmerse – opportunity or risk for smallholder farming?
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39
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3/2015
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<b>Climate change</b>
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Adaptation to climate change – there is much more to it
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32
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2/2015
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Climate change, environment and migration in the Sahel
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40
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1/2015
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<b>Development cooperation</b>
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“One World – No Hunger”: a look at the German Development Ministry’s Initiative
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22
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1/2015
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Reducing child labour in agriculture through agricultural projects
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37
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1/2015
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“Our world, our dignity, our future” – European Development Days 2015
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4
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2/2015
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Sustainable fisheries and aquaculture – a huge challenge for development cooperation
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7
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3/2015
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Third International Conference on Financing for Development
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4
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3/2015
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<b>Fisheries / Aquaculture</b>
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3/2015
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Sustainable fisheries and aquaculture – a key to food security and poverty alleviation
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6
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3/2015
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Sustainable fisheries and aquaculture – a huge challenge for development cooperation
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7
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3/2015
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Can aquaculture help the hungry poor?
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10
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3/2015
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Towards sustainable tuna fisheries in the Philippines: a WWF partnership project
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14
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3/2015
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Building confidence in certified seafood: the Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative
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17
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3/2015
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Group certification: the silver bullet for smallholders?
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18
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3/2015
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SSF Guidelines: Vital momentum for smallscale fishers
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20
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3/2015
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Satellite data aid India’s fishermen for better livelihood
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22
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3/2015
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Omena – small fish with a big potential for women’s business?
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24
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3/2015
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Modern technology helps to secure fish stocks – Experiences with fisheries surveillance and resource protection in Mauritania
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27
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3/2015
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Eyes on the sea – Towards a more transparent fisheries sector
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29
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3/2015
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Captain Iglo mustn’t come to Africa!
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30
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3/2015
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Insects – a protein source with a recycling potential
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34
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3/2015
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Hot topics in aquaculture research
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36
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3/2015
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<b>Food security/nutrition</b>
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How to combat hidden hunger?
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4
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1/2015
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Food and nutrition security in the SDGs – where are we heading?
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10
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1/2015
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“One World – No Hunger”: a look at the German Development Ministry’s Initiative
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22
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1/2015
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Fitter and healthier with traditional varieties – an example from Kenya
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31
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1/2015
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Simple technology, big impact: Enhancing food security with post-harvest management systems in Central America and sub-Saharan Africa
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34
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1/2015
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Cereal banks in The Gambia – variables for failure and success
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34
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2/2015
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The impact of Ebola on food security in West Africa
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41
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2/2015
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Sustainable fisheries and aquaculture – a key to food security and poverty alleviation
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6
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3/2015
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<b>Health / Ebola</b>
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The impact of Ebola on food security in West Africa
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41
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2/2015
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What went wrong in Ebola response?
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8
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4/2015
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Between ignorance, misperception and dilemma: Taking a critical look at Ebola crisis management in Liberia
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12
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4/2015
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The Ebola crisis and its effects on rural Sierra Leone
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16
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4/2015
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Safeguard livelihoods, strengthen resilience: Initial results of FAO’s Regional Response Programme
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20
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4/2015
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Demonstrating solidarity in Africa
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22
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4/2015
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Rural development – the underestimated health hazard
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25
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4/2015
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Malaria, schistosomiasis & Co.: The scourge of the “bottom billion”
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27
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4/2015
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Why billions in foreign aid failed to prevent Ebola outbreak
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29
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4/2015
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“We need more money for R&D on diseases of poverty!”
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30
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4/2015
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<b>Land / Land management</b>
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Fresh thinking for integrated landscape management
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4
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4/2015
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Sustainable land management – not an easy road: Experiences from Paraguay
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36
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4/2015
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<b>Mechanisation</b>
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Rural mechanisation – where are we now, and where should we be going?
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6
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2/2015
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Trends from around the world – CIMMYT mechanisation experts from Mexico, Ethiopia and Bangladesh give accounts of their experiences
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10
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2/2015
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Animal traction development: Potentials and policy issues with some evidence from Ghana
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14
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2/2015
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Mechanisation – a catalyst for rural development in sub-Saharan Africa
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16
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2/2015
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“Farmers have to get organised” – Interview with Frank Nordmann, Grimme Landmaschinenfabrik
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19
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2/2015
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Sustainable mechanisation – a hard row to hoe
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20
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2/2015
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Solar pumps and drip irrigation help Indian farmers save water and energy
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23
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2/2015
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Mechanised pruning – an innovative approach to improved management of cocoa plantations in West Africa
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26
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2/2015
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Biodegradable mulch – a solution for small-scale horticulture?
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28
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2/2015
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A food processing machine that makes a difference
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30
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2/2015
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<b>Migration</b>
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Climate change, environment and migration in the Sahel
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40
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1/2015
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<b>Marketing / Markets</b>
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Making markets work for the poor – a case study from Tanzania
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37
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2/2015
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Processing tomatoes in Tanzania: a tale of seeds and ketchup
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42
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3/2015
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<b>Post-harvest losses</b>
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Simple technology, big impact: Enhancing food security with post-harvest management systems in Central America and sub-Saharan Africa
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34
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1/2015
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<b>Private sector / PPPs</b>
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Partnerships & private business in the post-2015 process
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5
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1/2015
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<b>Rural development</b>
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Can aquaculture help the hungry poor?
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10
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3/2015
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World Farmers Organisation meets at World EXPO in Milan
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4
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3/2015
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<b>Rural women</b>
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Omena – small fish with a big potential for women’s business?
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24
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3/2015
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<b>Soil</b>
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Sustainable soil management is essential to achieving the SDGs
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13
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1/2015
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<b>Sustainable Development Goals</b>
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The Post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals: a historic opportunity
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6
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1/2015
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Food and nutrition security in the SDGs – where are we heading?
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10
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1/2015
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Sustainable soil management is essential to achieving the SDGs
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13
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1/2015
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Monitoring progress on agriculture and rural development
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16
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1/2015
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The SDGs, a paradigm shift towards more equality
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19
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1/2015
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“One World – No Hunger”: a look at the German Development Ministry’s Initiative
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22
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1/2015
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SDGs: Better process, worse outcome
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26
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1/2015
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Nature as a commodity, or: Does nature have a value? Two viewpoints on a current debate
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28
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1/2015
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