Refugees and environmental fragility: the Rohingya in Bangladesh
For Rohingya refugees living in the Cox’s Bazar area of Bangladesh, the only access to cooking fuel has been the...
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When adapting to climate change makes things worse: Peru’s experience
Climate change is leading to unusually high temperatures during the growing season in many parts of the world. This...
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Successful intercultural relations: how shall we all live together?
What is the key to achieving more positive intercultural relationships? Drawing on research evidence from 17 culturally...
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Improving agricultural policy through greater use of research evidence
Knowledge from research can enhance agricultural policy-making and strengthen national agriculture systems. But as this...
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Integrating ecosystem services into land, water and urban management
How should local communities think about the role of ecosystem services in supporting human wellbeing, particularly in...
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India’s transition from agriculture and the growing informal sector
The process of economic growth in India is dispossessing millions of small-scale traditional agricultural and non-...
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