Gendered constraints for adopting climate-smart agriculture amongst smallholder Ethiopian women farmers

In this research, as the objectives were to improve awareness, skills and understanding in using data collection tools, DHIS and improving the culture of using information,

high rate of rejection by buyers due to untrained employee, combined with lack of quality control and processing in each stage; limited monitoring and harvesting because farmers do

experience using climate information in practice. Mismatches between the timing of decision-making and the production and delivery of forecasts, as well as the

The lack of language skills, little insight into the doctor’s role in Norwegian health services, insufficient knowledge of workplace routines, and, in general, limited knowledge of

The survey tried to find out if the female farmers were awareness of CSA technologies .Female smallholder farmers said that they have heard about climate smart

Successful change was found on individual and group/team levels. Barriers at group/team level were lack of cooperation and coordination as well as limited responsibilities

Here, we conducted experiments in which tagged humpback whales were approached with a ship to test whether a sonar operation preceded by ramp-up reduced three risk indicators –

As the total microplastic toxicity data on freshwater and marine environments is still limited, information collected on marine, freshwater and terrestrial species were