Natural resource management

  1. Agroecological Farming Systems
    InterDev Agroecological Farming Systems defines itself as a network of partners aiming to gather, format and disseminate useful and operational information in order to meet the needs for information of practitioners in natural resources management and agricultural development. This working group…
  2. Extension strategy
    InterDev-NRM will facilitate international exchanges of experiences notably among the numerous local organisations that are in charge of providing technical and methodological support to natural resources management. It has been built as a co-operative information service with a common shared…
  3. InterDev Natural Resources Management. Linking European expertise
    with local wisdom
    The overall objective of the project is to develop, test and evaluate a fully co-operative information service in the field of Natural (environmental) Resource Management and to devise an agreed set of operating criteria which will ensure that the system is effective, efficient and sustainable.…
  4. Management of fruit fly problems in the South Pacific region
    The main objectives were: 1) Identification of the fruit fly species present and understanding the complex taxonomy of tropical fruit flies. 2) Development of cheap and locally available protein bait materials for use in large-scale field control of the flies by protein bait spraying. 3) Training…
  5. Development and application of vaccines against Newcastle disease for village poultry
    Objectives: to develop heat-resistant vaccines suitable for providing immunity to Newcastle disease in village chicken populations in Asia (and worldwide). The research has consisted of five large and small projects undertaken since 1984, which undertook the following activities: 1) Successful…
  6. PROLINNOVA: PROmoting Local INNOVAtion in ecologically-oriented agriculture and natural resource management
    Draft proposal for discussion within an ¿extended¿ Rambouillet Group
  7. Case studies of successful research partnerships. New partnerships between public sector, private sector and NGOs contribute to sustainable agriculture through rationalised pest management in cotton. India as an example
    Objectives: 1) To rationalize the management of insect pests of cotton in southern India, in terms of reducing the excessive amounts of pesticides that are currently applied. This is likely to have immediate beneficial effects on the health of the farming community, and on the agrobiodiversity of…
  8. The Latin American Consortium on Agroecology and Development (CLADES): a
    successful NGO led partnership to promote agroecological research, training and information exchange in Latin America
  9. ICLARM-NGO partnerships in research and community based fisheries management (CBFM) in
    Bangladesh
    The Project was designed as an action research project to test and assess alternative models of government-NGO-fisher collaboration for the management of inland fisheries of Bangladesh. Following from two earlier projects entitled ¿Experiments on New and Improved Management of Openwater Fisheries…
  10. GFAR-2000 Conference. Strengthening partnership in agricultural research for development in the context of globalisation, Dresden, Germany (21 -23 May 2000). The Bulungan experience. CIFOR and research partnership in the primary rainforest of Borneo, Indo
    This is a forum where much will be said about the challenges of agriculture and productivity and about how globalisation will affect agriculture, with emphasis on crop and livestock commodities. This note gives an insight into the other challenge facing the CGIAR: how to manage natural resources…
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