GFAR Core document

  1. Strengthening Linkages between
    Farmers¿ Organizations and
    Agricultural Research Institutions
  2. Strategic Partnership in Agricultural Research for
    Development: the Global Forum on Agricultural
    Research Model
  3. Promotion of Regional and International Alliances and spill-ins from a Country
    Perspective: Overview of Issues
  4. Inclusiveness: the foundation of
    GFAR impact
  5. Consultative Meeting of the ISNAR-IFPRI Program Advisory Committee.
    Contribution to Panel discussion on Agricultural Science Policy theme
  6. Indicative regional thematic priorities as of 23 June 2001
  7. Updates on GPPs and other initiatives: PROLINNOVA. PROmoting Local INNOVAtion in ecologically-oriented agriculture and NRM: integrating
    Participatory Innovation Development into research, extension and education
    PROLINNOVA (PROmoting Local INNOVAtion in ecologically-oriented agriculture and natural resource management) is an international initiative spearheaded by non-governmental organisations (NGOs) seeking to 1) strengthen agricultural research and development (ARD) partnerships and methods to promote…
  8. Progress with PROLINNOVA (promoting local innovations). Updates on GPPs and pending projects. Promotion of Farmer Innovation and Experimentation in Ethiopia (PROFIEET)
    Many institutions involved in rural development, both locally and globally, are giving greater attention to the indigenous knowledge (IK) of farmers. Researchers and practitioners in rural development now see this not as a static asset but rather as a dynamic system of local experimentation and…
  9. Global NTFP Partnership: evolutionary pathway
    The origins of the GPP on NTFPs for Livelihood Development go back to the GFAR Conference in Dakar in 2003, which recommended activities in the area of Forestry and Forest Ecosystems.
  10. GFAR Global Partnerships Programme (GPP) on Non-timber Forest Products (NTFPs)
    for livelihood development
    Currently the NTFP sector is characterized by: 1) Unregulated extraction. 2) Limited value addition at source. 3) Often many actors in production chains. 4) Lack of stakeholder organization and support infrastructure. 5) Minimal credibility of the sector amongst policy makers and investors. 6)…
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