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Journal Article 1987

Secheresse et exode pastoral au Niger

Autor: Bourn, D.M. Denda, I. Ridder, N.A. de Wagenaar, K.T. Wint, W.

Discusses, based on aerial surveys taken before and after the drought, the magnitude of population changes, both human & animal, that took place in west Central Niger during the drought and how the drought has affected different ethnic groups. Includes data on estimates of livestock population & ...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/10923

Investigación en Agricultura

LIVESTOCK CENSUS

DROUGHT

AERIAL SURVEYING

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Bourn, D.M. , Denda, I. , Ridder, N.A. de , Wagenaar, K.T. , Wint, W. , [Secheresse et exode pastoral au Niger] , Secheresse et exode pastoral au Niger

Journal Article 2001

Spatial trypanosomosis management: From data - layers to decision making

Autor: Hendrickx, G. Rocque, S. de la Reid, Robin S. Wint, W.

The use of geographical information systems (GIS) in the management of African animal trypanosomosis in sub-Saharan Africa offers potential in assisting decisions on allocation of resources, prioritization of control areas, and planning and management of field operations. Here, Guy Hendrickx and ...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/33189

Investigación en Agricultura

TRYPANOSOMIASIS

MANAGEMENT

DECISION MAKING

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Hendrickx, G. , Rocque, S. de la , Reid, Robin S. , Wint, W. , [Spatial trypanosomosis management: From data - layers to decision making] , Spatial trypanosomosis management: From data - layers to decision making

Journal Article 1987

Where have all the livestock gone?

Autor: Bourn, D.M. Denda, I. Ridder, N.A. de Wagenaar, K.T. Wint, W.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/4507

Investigación en Agricultura

LIVESTOCK CENSUS

DROUGHT

AERIAL SURVEYING

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Bourn, D.M. , Denda, I. , Ridder, N.A. de , Wagenaar, K.T. , Wint, W. , [Where have all the livestock gone?] , Where have all the livestock gone?

Journal Article 2015-07-31

Income disparities and the global distribution of intensively farmed chicken and pigs

Autor: Gilbert, M. Conchedda, G. Boeckel, Thomas P. van Cinardi, G. Linard, C. Nicolas, G. Thanapongtharm, W. D'Aietti, L. Wint, W. Newman, S.H. Robinson, Timothy P.

The rapid transformation of the livestock sector in recent decades brought concerns on its impact on greenhouse gas emissions, disruptions to nitrogen and phosphorous cycles and on land use change, particularly deforestation for production of feed crops. Animal and human health are increasingly i...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/67883

Investigación en Agricultura

SWINE

POULTRY

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Gilbert, M. , Conchedda, G. , Boeckel, Thomas P. van , Cinardi, G. , Linard, C. , Nicolas, G. , Thanapongtharm, W. , D'Aietti, L. , Wint, W. , Newman, S.H. , Robinson, Timothy P. , [Income disparities and the global distribution of intensively farmed chicken and pigs] , Income disparities and the global distribution of intensively farmed chicken and pigs

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Secheresse et exode pastoral au Niger

Spatial trypanosomosis management: From data - layers to decision making

Where have all the livestock gone?

Income disparities and the global distribution of intensively farmed chicken and pigs