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… external inputs. "The democratisation of agricultural research is a vital for those who seek to make the human right to adequate food a … security, local livelihoods and human well being, and resilience to climate change." "The 2008 food price crisis was a wake up call to the reality …

… poverty. The experience of combining objectives and instruments is growing, as is our understanding of synergies and trade-offs, and … or which deliver public goods. Both PES and CST involve a reward to change behaviour. While CSTs benefit primarily the person receiving the … land practices in watersheds to provide cleaner water, and increased climate resilience in supply chains by planting trees in small coffee …

… conditions ensures traditional practices are robust and adaptable to climate change. Such treasured knowledge needs protection from outside interests … already governing traditional knowledge, on the other hand, ensure it is used and maintained sustainably. Any new national and international …

… Deforestation is a global issue. Beyond its destructive impacts on biodiversity and … the livelihoods of forest-dependent people, it is a major driver of climate change and accounts for roughly a fifth of global greenhouse gas … REDD: Protecting climate, forests and livelihoods …

… time respecting traditional rights and ensuring social harmony. This is a subject of crucial importance to both rural communities and … land and natural resources in Niger: the causes include demographic change, the market in land, the growth in agricultural investment and … nature-based solutions to meet the challenges of the world’s climate, of food supply and development are some of the areas in which …