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FLD Exchange Workshop, 28 Sept 2007, Rome, Italy

8. August 2022 / farmer-led

Contact person Dorine Ruter – ETC Foundation FLD contact person for Prolinnova Email: d.ruter@etcnl.nl   Meeting facilitators Miranda Verburg – ETC EcoCulture / Prolinnova Clare O’Farrel – FAO/NRRR   Invitation The invitation contains an introduction to the event as well as a draft agenda. Please click to view the invitation.  Participants NameOrganisationEmailClare OFarrelFAOclare.ofarrell AT fao.orgMiranda VerburgETC Ecoculturem.verburg AT etcnl.nlTakashi NagatsukaTsurumi University …

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Exchange workshop on FLD

24. July 2022 / farmer-led

28 Sept 2007 – Rome, Italy Prolinnova, FAO and IAALD (International Association of Agricultural Information Specialists) organised a half-day workshop on FLD. This event took place on Friday 28 September 2007 in Rome, Italy, during the e-agriculture week.More information (including participants list and presentations)

FLD Dissemination workshops PELUM/Prolinnova

24. July 2022 / farmer-led

Various participants of the first FLD workshop (Kampala, Nov 2006) organised dissemination workshops to share FLD results and discuss future actions. Information about these workshops can be obtained from the PELUM Uganda secretariat. Email: pelumuganda@utlonline.co.ugk.

Institutionalisation of Participatory Innovation Development (PID) methodology in the universities of Sudan: draft paper

22. November 2023 / Integrating PID into education

By Nageeb Ibrahim Bakheit Note: The article below is one of the first ‘draft papers’ on Curriculum Development for PID in education. Most of what are now known as State Universities in Sudan are located in rural areas. This is particularly true of the Faculty of Agriculture (Abu Naama) in the University of Sinnar. Moreover, when …

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

21. November 2022 / PID in agrobiodiversity

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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