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International Barcode of Life Project : Engaging Developing Nations
DNA barcoding is a new tool for taxonomic research. The DNA barcode is a very short standardized DNA sequence in a well-known gene.
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Leveraging the Development of Inclusive and Sustainable Agricultural Value Chains through ICTs
Advances in information and communication technologies (ICTs) have made accessing information easier than ever.
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Collaborative Governance Models for Managing Aquatic Resources and Fisheries in the Peruvian Amazon
Confronted by dynamic, complex and unpredictable ecosystems, Amazonian populations have developed a diversity of knowledge and institutions that allow them to adapt and evolve in their natural environment.
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Food Security, Land and Territorial Dynamics in Bolivia
Bolivia has been facing chronic food insecurity for many years, mainly due to two factors.
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Enhancing Food Security through Information and Communication Technologies in Honduras
Honduras has one of the highest rates of food insecurity in Latin America and the Caribbean (just behind Haiti and Nicaragua).
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Strengthening Agricultural Research and Rural Policy Dialogue in Peru
The Permanent Seminar on Agricultural Research (SEPIA), Peru, was created in 1985 to promote multidisciplinary research on and discussion of rural and environmental issues within the academic community with a view to influencing public policy.
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Joint Management of Transboundary Watersheds : Promoting Peace and Collaboration
Equitable access to and efficient management of water is critical for sustainable development, ecosystem protection, and social and political stability.
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Impact of Migration and Remittances on Natural Resource Management in Four Municipalities of Olancho (Honduras)
Migration is a key socioeconomic process in Central America, particularly in Honduras. In recent years, emigration has increased due to agricultural failure, social unrest and high unemployment.
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International Migration, Management of Natural Resources and Division of Labour along Gender Lines in Veracruz, Mexico
As a result of the drastic drop in international prices, several traditional coffee-growing areas in Veracruz, Mexico, are experiencing an increased rate of migration to Mexico City and the United States.
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RIMISP Core Support for Rural Development Research (Latin America and the Caribbean)
Latin America urgently needs policies that promote economic growth, social inclusion and sound environmental governance.