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Plantain (Musa spp.) is among the most preferred foods in Cameroon,especially in towns and the forest zones. Almost 40% of production is for homeconsumption. Plantain production is an income generating activity for poor farmers,thus constituting an important component of food security in the coun...


Tetang, J.T.Kwa, M.Temple, L.Bikoï, A.Njukwe, E.Staver, CharlesOttou, J.F.[Meeting the challenge of the plantain (Musa spp.) subsector economic restructuring in cameroon]Meeting the challenge of the plantain (Musa spp.) subsector economic restructuring in cameroon

Participatory groundwater management is increasingly being recognised for its ability to address the challenges of equity, efficiency and sustainability. It can particularly help with effective engagement at the grassroots level for monitoring, recharging and managing the groundwater as a common ...


Jadeja, JMaheshwari, B.Packham, R.Bohra, H.Purohit, R.Thaker, B.Dillon, P.Oza, S.Dave, S.Soni, P.Dashora, Y.Dashora, R.Shah, TushaarGorsiya, J.Katara, P.Ward, J.Kookana, R.Singh, P.K.Chinnasamy, PennanGoradiya, V.Prathapar, Sanmugam A.Varua, M.Chew, M.[Managing aquifer recharge and sustaining groundwater use: developing a capacity building program for creating local groundwater champions]Managing aquifer recharge and sustaining groundwater use: developing a capacity building program for creating local groundwater champions

Basamba, T.A.Amézquita Collazos, EdgarSingh, B.R.Rao, Idupulapati M.[Effects of tillage systems on soil physical properties, root distribution and maize yield on a Colombian acid-savanna Oxisol]Effects of tillage systems on soil physical properties, root distribution and maize yield on a Colombian acid-savanna Oxisol

New technologies must be developed in sub-Saharan Africa which are sustainable and economically viable. This paper discusses a methodology for measuring the agricultural sustainability and economic viability of tropical farming systems for new technology evaluation. The approach is based on the c...


Ehui, Simeon K.Spencer, D.[Measuring the sustainability and economic viability of tropical farming systems: a model from subSaharan Africa]Measuring the sustainability and economic viability of tropical farming systems: a model from subSaharan Africa
Sterling, E.Ticktin, T.Te Kipa Kepa MorganCullman, G.Alvira, D.Andrade, P.Bergamini, N.Betley, E.Burrows, K.Caillon, S.Claudet, J.Dacks, R.Eyzaguirre, Pablo B.Filardi, C.Gazit, N.Giardina, C.Jupiter, S.Kinney, K.McCarter, J.Mejia, M.Morishige, K.Newell, J.Noori, L.Parks, J.Pascua, P.Ravikumar, A.Tanguay, J.Sigouin, A.Stege, T.Stege, M.Wali, A.[Culturally grounded indicators of resilience in social-ecological systems]Culturally grounded indicators of resilience in social-ecological systems

Zanzanaini, CamillaTran, B.T.Singh, C.Hart, A.Milder, Jeffrey C.DeClerck, Fabrice A.J.[Integrated landscape initiatives for agriculture, livelihoods and ecosystem conservation: An assessment of experiences from South and Southeast Asia]Integrated landscape initiatives for agriculture, livelihoods and ecosystem conservation: An assessment of experiences from South and Southeast Asia

One of the widely suggested approaches to meet the increasing food demand of a substantially growing world population is sustainable intensification. We present a unique agricultural research and scaling programme in Tanzania, focusing on the key elements necessary for results related to: gender ...


Gramzow, AndreasSseguya, H.Afari-Sefa, VictorBekunda, Mateete A.Lukumay, Philipo J.[Taking agricultural technologies to scale: experiences from a vegetable technology dissemination initiative in Tanzania]Taking agricultural technologies to scale: experiences from a vegetable technology dissemination initiative in Tanzania

Voluntary sustainability standards and certification offer a promising mechanism to mitigate the severe negative impacts of agricultural expansion and intensification on tropical biodiversity. From a conservation standpoint, certification of tropical agroforestry crops, especially coffee and coco...


Tscharntke, TejaMilder, Jeffrey C.Schroth, GötzClough, Y.DeClerck, Fabrice A.J.Waldron, A.Rice, R.Ghazoul, J.[Conserving biodiversity through certification of tropical agroforestry crops at local and landscape scales]Conserving biodiversity through certification of tropical agroforestry crops at local and landscape scales

Many sustainability assessment frameworks have been developed in recent years, but translating them into practical tools to guide decision making remains challenging. By engaging coffee stakeholders in Uganda, we demonstrate a process of translating the widely-accepted framework for Sustainabilit...


Ssebunya, B.R.Schmid, ErwinAsten, Piet J.A. vanSchader, C.Altenbuchner, C.Stolze, M.[Stakeholder engagement in prioritizing sustainability assessment themes for smallholder coffee production in Uganda]Stakeholder engagement in prioritizing sustainability assessment themes for smallholder coffee production in Uganda

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