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By: Stephen Yeboah Date: August 23rd 2016 Source: The Conversation The interaction between artisanal (small scale) mining and agriculture in Africa still needs to be carefully considered by policy makers to ensure that people’s livelihoods and countries' export revenues aren’t threatened. It’s
By: Swastika Singh Date: September 21st 2016 Source: Fijivillage.com Different varieties of dalo, yams, cassava and sweet potatoes are some of the climate change resilient crops. Permanent Secretary for Agriculture Jitendra Singh says to achieve sustainable food security, land and water
By: Michael Gray  Date: November 11th 2016 Source: Common Space Scottish Government proposes team to take forward land reform aims  THE FIRST COMMISSIONERS to Scotland’s land agency to tackle centuries of land inequalities in the country have been proposed by the Scottish Government. 
The majority of small-scale farmers have no legal access to water
Date: February 18th 2016 Source: TeleSUR The trade agreement signed earlier in February will have a devastating effect on Indigenous people, the last guardians of our natural world.
By: Claudia Ciobanu Date: 11 July 2016 Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation   Residents ranging from fishermen and farmers to mayors and small business owners say water in the lake system of Wielkopolska region in western Poland is disappearing, drying out farmland and jeopardising the region
By: Berndatte Christina Munthe Date: 15 September 2016 Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation Indonesia's highest Islamic council has issued a fatwa on burning land and forests, a government official said on Wednesday, in an effort to halt the toxic smog that blankets the region each year.
By: Chris Arsenault Date: September 28th 2016 Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation BRASILIA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When George Porto joined Brazil's environment agency 13 years ago, the country didn't have access to satellite data on illegal logging -- let alone heat maps tracking
Date:November 16th 2016 Source: FAO Press Office FAO unveils new global framework for action on water scarcity at COP22 summit 16 November 2016, Marrakech, Morocco-The world must rapidly move to scale up actions and ambitions on climate change FAO Director-General José Graziano da Silva told
Open Development Cambodia (ODC) launched a new platform (https://cambodia.opendevelopmentmekong.net) that significantly expands the range and functionality of the development-related data it makes available to the public.

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