Multiple scale land characterization on the hillsides zone of Honduras using integrated remote sensing, GIS and agricultural census
Network approaches for understanding rainwater management from a socialecological systems perspective
The premise of this research is to better understand how approaches to implementing rainwater management practices can be informed by understanding how the people living and working in agroecosystems are connected to one another. Because these connections are via both social interactions and functional characteristics of the landscape, a social-ecological network emerges. Using social-ecological network theory, we ask how understanding the structure of interactions can lead to improved rainwater management interventions.
Nurturing rural livelihoods in the tropics : A preliminary summary of CIAT`s 2001-2010 strategic plan
Participative mapping, analysis, and monitoring of natural resources in a watershed
Press the button: online/offline mobile applications in an agricultural context
In many developing countries, smartphone and internet usage has become a revolution for the population and has opened up many possibilities to use new services for communication purposes. For researchers and development organizations, it is now possible to engage more directly with beneficiaries during the implementation phase of a project. However, many regions still face the problem of a non-existent or unreliable internet connection, which is why mobile applications have to be able to work offline as well as online.
Productos de tecnología agrícola para cambiarle la cara a Colombia
Poverty mapping: Central Peruvian Amazon: Alternative poverty mapping method
Presentacion del atlas guatelmalteco de parientes silvestres de las plantas cultivadas
Proyecto CIAT laderas América Central: reportes de progreso 1997
Report of the CIAT expert panel on the use of GIS for decision support
Report. Workshop on Integrating Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services into Foresight Models.
The workshop held at Bioversity International in Rome, Italy, from 7 – 8 May 2015
Brought together a group of researchers and members of CGIAR centers, and other
institutions who are interested in modelling biodiversity and ESS using geospatial
data. The workshop focused on modeling at different scales: household/farm level, the agricultural sector level and the economy – wide level, in order to explore trade - offs and complementariness between productivity, nutrition and ESS.