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Summary of discussion from e-Forum 3, following the publication of the ICT in Agriculture e-Sourcebook.
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Swedish sewerage sludge treatment policy has a one-sided focus on phosphorous recycling. But nitrogen, potassium and sulfur are more important in both economic and environmental regards, says SIANI-associated researchers in a recent debate article in Dagens Nyheter.
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On the 28th of August, the research project Future Agriculture will be lunching the new report "A contribution to the discussion on: Critical research issues for future sub-Saharan African agriculture". The launch event, held at SLU in Ultuna (Uppsala), will present and discuss for different scenarios for Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Following last year's theme on food prices and fluctuations, this year's World Food Day will present a theme focusing more on institutional structures in agriculture, specifically on farmer's cooperatives. The offical theme title is "Agricultural cooperatives – key to feeding the world".
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Datum: 28 mars kl 14:00 – 16:30 Plats: Mosebacke torg 4 (i Ecoloops lokaler), Södermalm, StockholmFrågor om växtnäringshantering som lyftes vid mötet var:
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The latest report of the expert Montpellier Panel lays out a vision of agricultural growth for Sub-Saharan Africa that is resilient — able to withstand or recover from stresses and shocks. The...
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SIANI och Swedish Water House på AlmedalsveckanAntalet och omfattningen av katastrofer förväntas öka till följd av klimatförändring, urbanisering, miljöförstörelse och globalisering....
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This book gives practical guidance on the use of urine in crop production as a vital component of sustainable crop production and sanitation systems.
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The 2012 World Water Week will be held under the theme ‘Water and Food Security’ during 26th – 31st August 2012 in Stockholm. The 21st century farming challenge to feed 9 billion by 2050 will need to address following questions; How much food will be needed?, How and where it will be grown?
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Global Donor Platform Dialogue:SIANI Response on Marion Guillou's speech by Agnes Andersson Djurfeldt, Lund University / SIANI