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S/J farmers visit suicide families : learn organic
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Sunday, January 2, 2011 - 00:00
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Brown Cloud penetrates Bhutan : ambient air quality and trans-boundary pollution in Bhutan
The "Atmospheric brown cloud," in Bhutan is worse in winter when there is less rain to wash pollution from the air, and is likely caused by a number of sources: coal-fueled power plants in India and China, particles from burning wood and forest fi
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Actuarial Sciences Graduate Training Program (India-Waterloo) : final report
Actuaries assess risks involved in insurance and pensions, through proper product design, pricing, development of underwriting standards, determination of asset management strategies, claims analysis, and enterprise risk management.
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Scaling up the international impact of action research : SAS phase 3; final technical report
Scholarly research, advanced teaching materials, and trained instructors are needed to bridge the gap between university teaching and the actual practice of participatory action research (PAR).
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Report on organic study tour to India sponsored by Samdrup Jongkhar Initiative, Dewathang, March 21, 2011 to April 9, 2011, and funded by International Development Research Centre, Canada
A civil-society based project was initiated to develop Samdrup Jongkhar dzongkhag in southeastern Bhutan through organic farming techniques.
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Mainstreaming Community-based Research: Institutional Arrangements for Research Partnerships Between Community Groups and Universities
The practice of community-based research (CBR), where research is conducted locally and relevant to communities, has evolved over the past 35 years.
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HealthBridge : Information and Communication Technologies for Data Collection and Management
Formerly called PATH Canada, HealthBridge has been working since 1982 with partners in Asia, Africa and the Americas to improve the health of vulnerable populations.
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Food Access, Food Subsidy, and Residue-Based Bioenergy Production in India
Canadian researchers analyzing the causes of food insecurity in India and the use of new technologies to address food shortages aim to improve access to food supplies in India and elsewhere.
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Actuarial Sciences Graduate Training Program (India-Waterloo)
The explosive growth of India's economy has led to a proliferation of insurance companies and a dire need for actuarial professionals.
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Research in ActionEvaluation
Making Evaluation Matter: Writings from South Asia
Published dateTuesday, December 2, 2014 - 00:00