I am serving as social sector consultant and we are serving in microfinance, health, education, housing, agriculture, livestock, gender issues, women based micro entrepreneurs, human rights and many other fields.
Smallholders participation in contract farming and comparison with global exp...Devesh Shukla
Contract farming has the potential to improve the welfare of smallholders however it is not a sufficient condition for such improvement. Smaller farmers can be excluded from contracts because of selection bias by agribusiness firms awarding contracts to larger farms, be adversely affected by the second-round effects of contracts on incomes and prices and suffer from narrowing of markets that lie outside of contracts.
ANALYSING THE SUCCESS OF VERTICAL INTEGRATION THROUGH SMALL COFFEE GROWERS CO...Devesh Shukla
Issues of marketing of and trade in Coffee assumes importance due to its export potential as well as the livelihood dependency of large number of small growers (98% of holdings).To help the small growers move up in value chain, vertical integration becomes a greatest measure. So, we are proposing a research to understand the success of vertical integration through cooperatives and the factors affecting the same.
INDIA : TOWARDS UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGEDevesh Shukla
Challenges of Universal Health provision
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Current state of Healthcare in India
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Sustainability Science in a Global LandscapeElsevier
Science, technology and innovation have long been recognized as the basis for socioeconomic development. They are also core contributors to sustainable development and to meeting the SDGs. The UN has called for a “seat for science” on the High-Level Political Forum that deals with the UN’s sustainable development agenda, to ensure that “science is not just an observer but an advisor to policymakers.” This report is part of a broader, on-going effort to provide more evidence and analysis on the role of science, technology and innovation in the global agenda of sustainable development.
Read more about it on Elsevier Connect: http://www.elsevier.com/connect/sustainability-science-takes-the-stage-before-un-globalgoals-summit
Thinking about applying for Future Cities Catapult's Things Connected Open Call? These slides, presented at Digital Catapult's LPWAN meetup, provide more information on how to get involved.
I am serving as social sector consultant and we are serving in microfinance, health, education, housing, agriculture, livestock, gender issues, women based micro entrepreneurs, human rights and many other fields.
Smallholders participation in contract farming and comparison with global exp...Devesh Shukla
Contract farming has the potential to improve the welfare of smallholders however it is not a sufficient condition for such improvement. Smaller farmers can be excluded from contracts because of selection bias by agribusiness firms awarding contracts to larger farms, be adversely affected by the second-round effects of contracts on incomes and prices and suffer from narrowing of markets that lie outside of contracts.
ANALYSING THE SUCCESS OF VERTICAL INTEGRATION THROUGH SMALL COFFEE GROWERS CO...Devesh Shukla
Issues of marketing of and trade in Coffee assumes importance due to its export potential as well as the livelihood dependency of large number of small growers (98% of holdings).To help the small growers move up in value chain, vertical integration becomes a greatest measure. So, we are proposing a research to understand the success of vertical integration through cooperatives and the factors affecting the same.
INDIA : TOWARDS UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGEDevesh Shukla
Challenges of Universal Health provision
Urban – Rural Divide Statistics
Current state of Healthcare in India
Change in consumer mindset
Milestones in Independent India
Way Forward in Health care
Sustainability Science in a Global LandscapeElsevier
Science, technology and innovation have long been recognized as the basis for socioeconomic development. They are also core contributors to sustainable development and to meeting the SDGs. The UN has called for a “seat for science” on the High-Level Political Forum that deals with the UN’s sustainable development agenda, to ensure that “science is not just an observer but an advisor to policymakers.” This report is part of a broader, on-going effort to provide more evidence and analysis on the role of science, technology and innovation in the global agenda of sustainable development.
Read more about it on Elsevier Connect: http://www.elsevier.com/connect/sustainability-science-takes-the-stage-before-un-globalgoals-summit
Thinking about applying for Future Cities Catapult's Things Connected Open Call? These slides, presented at Digital Catapult's LPWAN meetup, provide more information on how to get involved.
2. María Reimóndez
naceu en Lugo en
1975.
É tradutora e intérprete de
profesión e feminista por
convicción.
É fundadora da organización
non gobernamental de
cooperación ao
desenvolvemento Implicadas/os
noDesenvolvemento, que leva
traballando desde o ano
1998 na India e en Etiopía.
3. O seu primeiro libro publicado foi o poemario: Moda Galega (2002)
Como narradora, é autora de cinco novelas:
O Caderno de Bitácora (2004), premio de novela Mulleres
Progresistas 2003;
O club da calceta (Xerais 2006), finalista do Premio Xerais de
Novela 2005, Premio Arcebispo San Clemente 2007, traducida ao
castelán e italiano, e adaptada á escena por Teatro do Morcego e ao
cine por Ficcións.
Pirata (Xerais 2009), traducida ao italiano;
En vías de extinción (2012), traducida ao castelán;
A música dos seres vivos (Xerais 2014) e
Dende o conflito (Xerais 2014), Premio Xerais de Novela 2014.
4. O club da calceta
(Xerais 2006)
Finalista do Premio Xerais de Novela
2005.
Premio Arcebispo San Clemente
2007.
Traducida ao castelán e italiano, e
adaptada á escena por Teatro do
Morcego e ao cine por Ficcións.
5. Reflicte o compromiso feminista da autora.
Protagonizada por seis mulleres moi
diferentes:
Matilde, Anxos, Rebeca, Elvira, Luz e
Fernanda
que van coincidir nun mesmo espazo e tempo
en torno a un curso de calceta.
8. LECTOR ACTIVO:
Debe descubrir a relación entre as mortes e
quen as causou.
O porqué do título dos capítulos e a súa
posible relación co personaxe que o
protagoniza.
Se a selección das noticias en cada capítulo é
arbitraria ou non.
Etc.
