Chinese and Brazilian Cooperation with African Agriculture: The Case of Zimbabwe

Monday, March 11 2013 / Eldis

FAC Working Paper 48by Langton Mukwereza This report describes the status of agricultural aid and cooperation programmes by Brazil and China in Zimbabwe from three perspectives: A specification for each programme: the

Chinese and Brazilian Cooperation with African Agriculture: The Case of Zimbabwe

Monday, March 11 2013 / Eldis

FAC Working Paper 48by Langton Mukwereza This report describes the status of agricultural aid and cooperation programmes by Brazil and China in Zimbabwe from three perspectives: A specification for each programme: the

FEATURE: The Challenge of Evaluation

Monday, March 11 2013 / CDKN Asia

Evaluation of climate change interventions in South Asia was one of the themes discussed at the recent South Asia Evaluation Conclave held in Kathmandu, Nepal. Evaluation is a critical part of

NEWS: CDKN Asia publishes new country and regional snapshots

Monday, March 11 2013 / CDKN Asia

CDKN has released a set of country and regional snapshots featuring highlights of projects and achievements from Asia over the last quarter.  Snapshots from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan as well

Evidence grows of rainforest resilience to global warming

Sunday, March 10 2013 / AlertNet News

Role of mHealth in rural health in India and opportunities for collaboration

Sunday, March 10 2013 / Eldis

Rapid adoption of mobile telephony in rural India and absence of other information and communication technology media have prompted the social sector to exploit mobile communication as a dependable and

India Runway: Guide for understanding ICT

Sunday, March 10 2013 / Eldis

This document is recommended to be used to structure India, to understand its innovation ecosystem in general and specifically in ICT in the central government and national levels, briefly also

Mobile-izing Health Workers in Rural India

Sunday, March 10 2013 / Eldis

Researchers have long been interested in the potential of ICTs to enable positive change in developing regions communities. In these environments, ICT interventions often fail because political, social and cultural forces

n-Logue: The Story of a Rural Service Provider in India

Saturday, March 9 2013 / Eldis

This paper concentrates on how ICT can affect the lives of rural people in the developing world. The total rural population of the developing world is about 3.5 billion, with

Impact of ICTs in Rural Areas (India) Phase II — Information Village Research Project

Saturday, March 9 2013 / Eldis

The role in formation and communication technologies (ICTs) can play in poverty alleviation is discussed based largely on what has happened in the past six years in a cluster of