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Evaluating bean crop management through the Olopa TeSAC December 13, 2021
A participatory research experience with farmers in the dry corridor of Guatemala Guatemala is one of the most susceptible countries in Central America to climate variation. Seven of its twenty-two departments are located in Central America’s dry corridor, where heat waves have behaved irregularly in recent years; either going on for longer than usual or […]
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Evaluating the transparency, accuracy, completeness, comparability and consistency of GHG inventories in national communications to the UNFCCC December 6, 2021
A review of countries’ most recent official agricultural greenhouse gas inventories shows large data gaps for developing countries and inconsistency in methodology amongst countries. Access the data on each countries’ agriculture and land-use emissions and removals below. Download the database here Countries party to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) currently provide […]
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Promoting digital cooperation and agroecological traceability with Agroecomakers December 2, 2021
The Latin American region contains five of the ten most biologically rich countries on the planet and provides the broadest set of ecosystem services in the world (World Bank, 2020). However, agricultural intensification and extensification processes have pushed their natural resources beyond their thresholds. Changes in land use, practices that degrade soils and the phenomenon […]
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