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Journal articlesFood security FOOD SOVEREIGNTY AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION FOOD SHORTAGE
The fight against hunger in Africa : a figurative snapshot
Despite progress, the largest percentage of the world’s population suffering from malnutrition remains in sub-Saharan Africa; that is, 239 million people or 30% of the population.
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Journal articlesFood security RIGHT TO DRINKING WATER CEREALS IRRIGATION WATER SECURITY PRIVATIZATION
Participatory Geographic Information Systems (P-GIS) for natural resource management and food security in Africa : ict4d article, January 2011
This paper presents some thoughts on the status of fresh water in Africa, water for consumption and irrigation, and to meet the need for increased resources in cereals in a context of growth and densification of populations.
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Journal articlesFood security Biodiversity ENDANGERED SPECIES FOREST CONSERVATION
Participatory Geographic Information Systems (P-GIS) for natural resource management and food security in Africa : ict4d article, March 2011
The Lower Tana River Forest (LTRF) Complex faces a major threat from human encroachment.
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Participatory Geographic Information Systems (P-GIS) for natural resource management and food security in Africa : ict4d article, January 2011
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Participatory Geographic Information Systems (P-GIS) for natural resource management and food security in Africa : ict4d article, March 2011
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The fight against hunger in Africa : a figurative snapshot
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Why land rights for women are critical
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Ethnicity, Land and Conflict in Eastern Africa : Case Studies from Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda
As in other parts of Africa, land remains the basis of a mainly agrarian economy and the focal point of identity contests, especially within and between ethnic groups.