Mexico is reaching universal health coverage in 2012.
Recent advancements in computer vision and machine learning techniques have made traffic monitoring systems highly effective in well structured traffic conditions such as highways.
The article describes the consumption of non-nutritive sweeteners (NNS) in a study cohort of pre-schoolers (4–6-year-old) before the implementation of the Chilean Food Labelling and Advertising Law
In Rajkot (Gujarat state, India) solar photovoltaic (PV) panels have been installed in the Aji water treatment plant, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 184 tonnes per year and providing nearly o
The study identifies and analyzes several arguments from trade associations and the food industry that can undermine front-of-pack labelling (FOPL) policy under development in Brazil.
The paper concentrates on issues of governance in semi-arid regions, with a focus on what forms of governance will enable effective adaptation.
Displacement of people in India, is largely triggered by factors such as, development projects, political conflict, setting up Protected Area Networks and Conservation areas and natural disasters,
Through this publication we seek to promote awareness of the valuable contributions that African women can and are making to science, particularly climate science, and promote the incredible storie
This study details the degree and extent of economic complexity in Kenya, including the country’s product space, and provides policy options to enable Kenya to move from low to high productivity.
Somaliland offers important lessons concerning theories about security governance in Africa, the role that political elites play in conflict resolution, indigenous systems of governance such as cla
In 2019, Ahmedabad, the largest municipal corporation in the state of Gujarat, raised 200 crore Indian rupees (INR) ($26 million USD, 2020) for ‘green projects’ by issuing municipal bonds.
This report explores key concepts of and mechanisms for knowledge exchange and networking (KEN), identifying effective mechanisms for the African context, with particular focus on the science grant
The paper posits that the introduction of an amnesty programme (2009) led to reduction in militant activities in the Niger Delta but failed to impact oil theft.
The word kunika in the Hausa language describes a woman becoming pregnant before weaning her last child (pregnant while breast feeding).
Africa Climate Leadership Program (AfriCLP) is dedicated to strengthening the leadership capacity of beneficiaries from 15 African countries that includes academics, researchers, development practi
Practical innovations are helping to increase millet consumption and farmer incomes by making it easier to process, sell, and consume millets.
This policy brief presents key challenges facing primary health information in Delta State (Nigeria).
This working paper describes the method used to collate the evidence of observed adaptations (section 2); presents the data collected within the Deltas, Vulnerability and Climate Change: Migration
Research through the African Security Sector Network (ASSN) enlarges analyses of overlaps between security and development to help decision-makers better grasp sociological realities in Africa.
Planning of human settlements on the Angolan coast should incorporate flooding risks and impacts of soil erosion.
The paper argues that distinctions made between formal and non-formal security institutions in the context of Nigeria are often hasty and misleading.
Climate change in the Sahel will mean frequent droughts and larger dry spells, where farmers who benefit from dams and irrigated areas is less than 2%.
This article reviews evidence about the impacts from flooding and drought or low flows on fish cage culture in rivers in Thailand.