Study Reveals How COVID-19 Made Young People in Northern Uganda More Vulnerable
COVID-19 may now feel like a distant memory for many Ugandans following the full reopening of the economy in January 2022, yet its impacts remain visible in the social and economic hardships they exacerbated. In northern Uganda, recent research from...
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What does Maize have to do with Politics? Agroecology as a Tool for Political Participation
In Guatemala’s Zona Reina, Q’eqchi’ peasant women are transforming maize fields into platforms for political participation. This is thanks to the initiative of the NGO PRODESSA to undertake (initiate) agroecology projects. This practice combines ecological, social, cultural and economic principles...
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Building Research Capacity for Sustainability Assessment in Tanzania
Anthony Zozimus Sangeda: I work as an Associate Professor, Natural Resources Management, Head of Department, Department of Animal, Aquaculture and Range Sciences (DAARS), Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), situated in Morogoro, Tanzania. I also work as Deputy Principal for the...
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Reducing Chemical Pesticides in Agriculture in Nepal – a Planetary Health Issue
Integrated pest management and nature-based solutions is an urgent matter to reduce the dangerous use of chemical pesticides in the production of most of our food worldwide. Nepali Professor Sundar Tiwari from Bharatpur, Nepal, dialogues with Danish Erik Jørs, associate...
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EReBA Science Journalism Project by DDRN and USJA
Empowerment of Science Journalists and CSOs in Uganda and Rwanda for Research-Based Advocacy (EReBA) project Summary: This project aims to (1) build the capacity of science journalists and CSO staff in Uganda and Rwanda, (2) strengthen the advocacy work of...
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EReBA Science Journalism Project by DDRN and USJA
From strategy to tragedy - How wetlands became victims of unforeseen mistakes The question of wetland encroachment is one that remains in the public domain in Uganda. Rice growers, business operators and factory proprietors have been cited as some of...
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EReBA Science Journalism Project by DDRN and USJA
Empowerment of Science Journalists and CSOs in Uganda and Rwanda for Research-Based Advocacy (EReBA) project Summary: This project aims to (1) build the capacity of science journalists and CSO staff in Uganda and Rwanda, (2) strengthen the advocacy work of...
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Oprindelige folk bærer på værdifuld viden – Forskningens Døgn 2025
Danske forskere, der har arbejdet og forsket blandt oprindelige folk i Latinamerika, ser tegn på en ny anerkendelse i forskerkredse af disse folks traditioner og visdomOprindelige folk bærer på værdifuld viden, som er i fare for at gå tabt i...
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Understanding Long-term Inequality Trends in Africa
Africa contains the widest between-country variations in income inequality globally, with the top 10% of the region controlling almost 56% of total income. The roots of many issues underlying this inequality go back to the colonial era. Yet, international development...
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Forskningens Døgn 2025: Forskning i Latinamerika med Respekt for Oprindelige folk
Tirsdag den 22.april 2025, kl. 19.00-21.15, GRATIS ADGANG Sted: UNION, Nørre Allé 7, 2300 Kbh. N. Klik for kort! Tilmelding: Send e-mail med navn til info@ddrn.dk ...
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