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Finding ways together to build resilience the vulnerability and risk assessment methodology
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Women and virtual citizenship? : gendered experiences of censorship and surveillance
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Informe cualitativo sobre uso y acceso a tecnologías en el área metropolitana de Buenos Aires
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Informe cualitativo sobre uso y acceso a tecnologías en Lima Metropolitana
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Journal articlesCROP DAMAGE AGRICULTURE POTATOES PLANT GENETICS
Quantitative resistance in potato leaves to late blight associated with induced hydroxycinnamic acid amides
Late blight is a serious economic threat to potato crop, sometimes leading to complete crop loss. The resistance in potato to late blight can be qualitative or quantitative in nature. Qualitative resistance is not durable.
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Does savings help women in sub-Saharan Africa to save, invest, and increase consumption?
In recent years, a number of randomized evaluations have been carried out to investigate the promotion of savings interventions.
Published date2017 -
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Increasing women’s support for democracy in Africa : policy brief
This brief shares findings from the research with an aim to inform policy responses by decision-makers in SSA working on women’s empowerment, governance, and democratic institutions.
Published date2017 -
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Women feeding cities : gender mainstreaming in urban food production and food security; proceedings of the workshop, 20-23 Sept. 2004, Accra, Ghana
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Micronutrient enhancement of maize and sorghum based foodstuff in West Africa : a sustainable approach to mitigate hidden hunger
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Overview gender cases : Accra Meeting, Sept. 2004
Published dateFriday, January 2, 2004 - 00:00