Issue 43:
June 2008
Issue 43: Peacebuilding
Q&A
How can women in particular benefit from participatory video?
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March 2006
Sjef Kauffman explains how ISRIC – World Soil Information, is improving access to the world’s soil maps for everyone.
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Sjef Kauffman explains how ISRIC – World Soil Information, is improving access to the world’s soil maps for everyone.
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January 2006
Dr Jetse Stoorvogel claims that many small farmers in developing countries are already using the principles of precision farming, without the benefit of high-tech equipment.
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Dr Jetse Stoorvogel claims that many small farmers in developing countries are already using the principles of precision farming, without the benefit of high-tech equipment.
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November 2005
Dr Anton Mangstl talks about how e-agriculture can contribute to bridging the rural digital divide.
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Dr Anton Mangstl talks about how e-agriculture can contribute to bridging the rural digital divide.
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October 2005
Professor Paul van der Molen explains that unless adequate policies and institutions are in necessarily reduce land tenure insecurity or improve the management of land resources.
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Professor Paul van der Molen explains that unless adequate policies and institutions are in necessarily reduce land tenure insecurity or improve the management of land resources.
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August 2005
Peter Kyem explains that although both conventional GIT&S and participatory GIS approaches can contribute to natural resource planning and management in developing countries, PGIS offers specific added value.
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Peter Kyem explains that although both conventional GIT&S and participatory GIS approaches can contribute to natural resource planning and management in developing countries, PGIS offers specific added value.
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June 2005
People and Plants International (PPI) is a global network of ethnobiologists and ecologists that was registered as a charity in New York in 2004. Tony Cunningham, one of the founders, explains why PPI still has no office.
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People and Plants International (PPI) is a global network of ethnobiologists and ecologists that was registered as a charity in New York in 2004. Tony Cunningham, one of the founders, explains why PPI still has no office.
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April 2005
Jean-François Giovannetti argues that more effective information sharing and knowledge management are essential for agricultural and rural development.
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Jean-François Giovannetti argues that more effective information sharing and knowledge management are essential for agricultural and rural development.
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