This final technical report highlights the outputs and outcomes of the project “Supporting Teacher Professional Development” (STPDS) which expanded the work of the teacher professional development
The paper considers the benefits accruing from field research stations and how they might promote community-park relationships.
Phenological complementarity between plants and animals is crucial for ecosystem organisation.
Primates may play important roles in accelerating ecosystem nutrient cycling, seed dispersal and herbivory.
The Center for Continuing Education at Birzeit University identified high priority interventions in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
The study supports the notion that a large gut capacity is an important characteristic by which herbivores survive on a high fibre diet, and that this large gut capacity may not be necessary for so
In general, the addition of elephant dung did not increase seedling growth, and only increased the number of leaves in shade-tolerant plants with a large initial number of leaves.
This is a three-page bibliographic document providing links to references and media articles on the subject of insects (Black Soldier Fly) as feed for poultry, fish and pig production.
The paper presents longitudinal data documenting changes in primate abundance over 45 years at eight sites in Kibale National Park, Uganda.
The paper evaluates a 16-year dataset of tree phenology in Kibale National Park (Uganda) to identify abiotic predictors of fruit phenological patterns, including climate change.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the project experienced delays in implementation. Training for group leaders was face to face.
The traceability and capacity to reliably produce black soldier fly (BSF) larvae at commercial scale on various waste streams in Kenya and Uganda have been established.
“Ethics and Integrity in Research and Innovation in Development” was the theme of the 2020 Science Granting Council’s (SGC) Masterclass.
This manual for researchers and policy development emphasizes (i) Key concepts and principles of policymaking – including evidence, conflicts, processes and terminologies; (ii) Instruments and tool
The Zero Anemia project developed a conceptual framework for scaling agriculture and nutrition interventions by linking with social protection programs and other local partners.
Overall, the paper is focused on Afghan women, their employability and entrepreneurship opportunities for engagement in economic development.
The paper examines recent macroeconomic performance and macroeconomic management frameworks in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Afghanistan.
This is an instruction manual for Kenyan smallholder farmers to start production of Black Soldier Fly (BSF) Larvae as a substitute for omena fishmeal and soy in animal feed.
This paper discusses the current situation in labour markets of economies of Central Asia and considers the options available for labour market policies to support technological development.
The paper analyses the recent technological performance of Afghanistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan (AKT) and identifies opportunities for technological and industrial upgrading in the context of cur
This paper discusses the current situation in the economies of Central Asia in terms of government revenue, expenditure, and deficits, and considers the options available for using fiscal policy to