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The e-Sahha (Arabic for eHealth) intervention had two components: (1) primary health care (PHC) center-based: targeting providers and patients suffering from diabetes and hypertension treated in th

Poor education, socio-economic and social status, as well as rural/remote residence are cited as primary determinants of poor health outcomes amongst ethnic minorities (EM) in Vietnam.

The project successfully established an eHealth system in Southern Ethiopia.

This collection of papers presents findings from implementation research projects in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East.

This report provides a practical guide to Malaysia’s science and innovation system.

Brucellosis is the commonest zoonotic infection worldwide causing human suffering and economic losses through affected livestock.

Aux termes du projet "Eau Virtuelle et Sécurité Alimentaire en Tunisie: du Constat à l'Appui au Développement "et grâce aux efforts des ses différents membres et collaborateurs, toutes les activité

This study evaluates the strategic importance of gray water, which is a component of virtual water, defined as “the water embedded in key water-intensive commodities such as wheat” or “the water re

Internet-based information and communication services were created as Phase II of this initiative, which was to promote and further develop an internet-based structure and organizational framework

The project promotes and develops an internet-based structure and organizational framework to support on-going North-South and South-South knowledge partnerships based on participatory, democratic

Failure by research and development organizations to consider farmers preference for soil water conservation (SWC) practices have resulted in low adoption.

Integration of new tree and shrub species in the Borodo watershed will help reverse worsening watershed degradation, and address the immediate needs of farmers, such as food, fodder, fuel and vario

Balanites products offer great opportunity to reduce malnutrition, contribute to food security and reduce poverty among dryland communities.

Scarcity of fuel wood has huge implications for agricultural productivity and food security.

Because of its importance as a source of food and income for dryland communities, an assessment of the physico-chemical characteristics and fatty acid profile of kernel oil was carried out.

Massive deforestation in Ethiopia has reduced the contribution of forests to environmental protection, food security, and income generation.

Key challenges encountered while operationalizing the African Highlands Initiative (AHI) devolution model are linked to coordination management, with issues arising out of collaboration processes.

Land degradation is severe in the steep sloping highlands in eastern Africa; natural resource management is central to good governance and increasing enfranchisement of rural people.

Use of inorganic fertilizers could be fundamental in addressing low and declining soil fertility while improving food security in sub-Sahara Africa.

Land degradation is the major challenge to improving agricultural production and productivity.

Fostering collective action is necessary for scaling sustainable land management (SLM) innovations.

This book summarizes experiences of farmers, research and development workers, policy and decision-makers in an integrated approach to natural resource management (INRM) through the African Highlan

Scaling up is not just about technology transfer but a critical understanding of the needs and visions of farmers as well.