The Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI) and the University of the West Indies
The mFisheries project investigates small-scale fishing industry in terms of ICT indicators relevant to the usage and impact of mobile communication services on human and economic development.
This report is an agenda for events and participants of the initial workshop for the programme: Expert Programme on New Mechanisms for Linking Research & Policy.
The goal of this project is to contribute to awareness-raising about tensions between green growth, inclusiveness, and natural resource based growth in Latin America, so that alternative strategies might be represented in future public policy.
“The role of smallholders in organic agriculture” is a contribution of IFOAM, the organic movement, for public policies advocacy work and to build a more equitable society.
Results show the power of agroecological practices to improve livelihoods and food security, limited by situations where most agroecological respondents are participating in projects that are funded by donors, within conditions of government weakn