PID in agrobiodiversity

About PID in Managing Agrobiodiversity

An increasing number of projects promote the role of farmers – smallholders, herders, forest people, fisherfolk and other local resource users – in conserving natural resources and agricultural biodiversity. However, these projects often do not recognise the efforts made by local people themselves to make new uses of and enrich genetic resources. The long history …

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Trees are our backbone: integrating environment & local development in Tigray Region of Ethiopia

This paper by Yohannes GebreMichael & Ann Waters-Bayer (2007) examines the policies and practices of the Ethiopian and Tigray Governments in response to environmental issues in the framework of development, and compare these with endogenous efforts to address these same issues. It highlights the differences in perception between the different stakeholders. Divergent perceptions can lead …

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