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Landwirtschaft und ländliche Entwicklung 36 Umwelt, Ökosysteme und Ressourcen 11 Klimawandel 10 Armut und Ungleichheit 5 Entwicklungsfinanzierung und öffentliche Finanzen 5 Strukturwandel, wirtschaftliche Entwicklung und Beschäftigung 5 Wasser 5 Agriculture and rural development 4 Handel und Investitionen 4 Governance 3 Technologie und Innovation 3 Wirksamkeit und Evaluierung 3 Deutsche + Europäische + multilaterale Entwicklungspolitik 2 Agrarkredit 1 Agricultural credit 1 Agricultural development 1 Agriculture 1 Development financing and public finance 1 Energie 1 Ernährungssicherung 1 Financing 1 Finanzierung 1 Food security 1 Green revolution 1 Grüne Revolution 1 Investition 1 Investment 1 Kenia 1 Landwirtschaft 1 Landwirtschaftliche Entwicklung 1 Lebensmittelqualität 1 Nairobi 1 Partizipation 1 Regionale + globale + transnationale Governance 1 Sub-Saharan Africa 1 Subsahara-Afrika 1 Subsaharisches Afrika 1 Technology and innovation 1 Wasserversorgung 1 Water 1
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Research Report 25 Working Paper 10 Graue Literatur 1 Non-commercial literature 1
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English 24 German 11 French 1
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Brüntrup, Michael 6 Hein, Jonas 5 Holzapfel, Sarah 4 Ströh de Martínez, Christiane 4 Brandi, Clara 3 Scholz, Imme 3 Cabani, Tobias 2 Feddersen, Marietta 2 Hampel-Milagrosa, Aimée 2 Hosang, Christoph 2 Houdret, Annabelle 2 Hölscher, Dirk 2 Ifejika Speranza, Chinwe 2 Janus, Heiner 2 Kaplan, Marcus 2 Meijer, Karen 2 Merten, Jennifer 2 Müller, Corinna 2 Ngaina, Joshua 2 Opiyo, Romanus 2 Peltzer, Roger 2 Röll, Alexander 2 Röttger, Daniela 2 Scheumann, Waltina 2 Schirmbeck, Sonja 2 Shah, Parita 2 Speicher, Anna 2 Tarigan, Surya 2 Westermann, Lotte 2 Wiese, Hannah 2 Camacho, Luis A. 1 Erler, Daniela 1 Hein, Jonas-Ibrahim 1 Kamanda, Josey Ondieki 1 Kreibaum, Merle 1 Mockshell, Jonathan 1 Reeg, Caroline 1 Richerzhagen, Carmen 1 Rodríguez de Francisco, Jean Carlo 1 Santa Cruz Melgarejo, Anna-Maria 1
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Briefing Paper 11 Discussion Paper 10 Analysen und Stellungnahmen 9 Studies 6
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EconStor 35 ECONIS (ZBW) 1
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Can supply chain initiatives reduce deforestation? A comparative analysis of cases from Brazil and Indonesia
Meijer, Karen - 2014
Deforestation and forest degradation account for 12-15% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The largest driver of deforestation is the conversion of land for agriculture, the produce of which is for a large part traded internationally. In the absence of formal regulations, private sector...
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Sustainability certification in the Indonesian palm oil sector: benefits and challenges for smallholders
Brandi, Clara; Cabani, Tobias; Hosang, Christoph; … - 2013
Palm oil production is currently the focus of contentious debate. On the one hand, it yields positive socio-economic impacts and can be a powerful engine for rural development. On the other hand, it can generate severe negative impacts regarding ecological and social sustainability....
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Cotton sector organisation models and their impact on farmer’s productivity and income
Peltzer, Roger; Röttger, Daniela - 2013
The cotton sector in different countries of sub-Saharan Africa shows different organisational models, ranging from atomistic competition to monopolistic structures. Each model differs in its type of service provision and purchase agreements offered to smallholder farmers, who are the main...
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Les modèles d’organisation des filières cotonnières et leur incidence sur la productivité et sur le revenu de l’agriculteur
Peltzer, Roger; Röttger, Daniela - 2013
Le coton est l’une des cultures de rente les plus importantes en Afrique subsaharienne où il est presque exclusivement cultivé par de petits exploitants agricoles. On y dénombre environ 1,7 million de cotonculteurs, qui plantent du coton en rotation avec des cultures vivrières. La plupart...
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Post 2015: why is the water-energy-land nexus important for the future development agenda?
Brandi, Clara; Richerzhagen, Carmen; Stepping, … - 2013
The concept of sustainable development and the idea of an integrated approach that satisfies the complex linkages between water, energy and land should be part of a post-2015 development agenda. Water, energy and land are essential for many lifesupporting functions and key for satisfying basic...
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Climate change mitigation in emerging economies: the case of Indonesia: hot air or leadership?
Hein, Jonas - 2013
It was at the climate change conference in Bali in 2007 (COP 13) that developing countries first agreed to initiate “nationally appropriate mitigation actions” (NAMA) in accordance with their respective capacities. At COP 15, in Copenhagen, developing countries submitted emissionreduction...
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Minderungspolitik in Schwellenländern, Indonesien als klimapolitischer Vorreiter?
Hein, Jonas - 2013
Auf der Vertragsstaatenkonferenz der Klimarahmenkonvention auf Bali im Jahr 2007 (COP 13) vereinbarten Entwicklungsländer zum ersten Mal nationale Minderungsmaßnahmen (Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Actions, NAMAs). Auf der COP 15 in Kopenhagen legten Schwellenländer erstmals...
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Assessing vulnerability to climate variability and change: participatory assessment approach and Kenyan case study
van de Sand, Isabel - 2012
Although the need for adaptation to climate variability and change is increasingly recognized, identifying and implementing adaptation options on the ground still presents a challenge. Especially for Africa, which is regarded as being particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate variability...
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Sustainability standards and certification: towards sustainable palm oil in Indonesia?
Brandi, Clara; Cabani, Tobias; Hosang, Christoph; … - 2012
Palm oil production is currently the focus of much contentious debate. On the one hand, palm oil production has a substantial, positive (socio-) economic impact in countries which produce it, like Indonesia, and is a powerful engine of rural development. On the other hand, palm oil production...
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Agriculture in the international climate negotiations: supporting sustainable development or just dubious emission reductions?
Kaplan, Marcus - 2012
Climate change will have increasingly negative impacts on agricultural activities through fluctuations – and in many world regions a permanent reduction – in crop yields. Through their direct dependence on agriculture, smallscale farmers in developing countries are hit particularly hard by...
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