Sustainable diets and biodiversity
40 Figure 5. Large numbers of breeds of the five major species of livestock are at risk from extinction. More generally, among 3 ...
41 protecting, and promoting, the benefits provided by ecosystems. The responses from now on should target these neglected aspec ...
42 In situconservation, including through continued cultivation on farms, allows for ongoing adaptation to changing conditions ( ...
43 that can be equitably shared. COP 1 0 also examined the conservation and sustain- able use of bushmeat (Decision X/32), while ...
44 ENSURING AGRICULTURE, BIODIVERSITY AND NUTRITION REMAINS CENTRAL TO ADDRESSING THE MDG 1 HUNGER TARGET Jessica Fanzo and Fede ...
45 Abstract With less than five years left to accomplish the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), it is with great hope that nut ...
46 used to set benchmarks and monitor country-level progress. The MDG1 hunger target has two specific indicators: the prevalence ...
47 countries, as measured by the proportion of population below minimum level of dietary energy consumption, decreased from 20% ...
48 testing and scaling of more holistic multisectoral packages that combine child and maternal care and disease control with nut ...
49 seed and animal resource banks. In addition to the extinction of species, the loss of unique populations has resulted in the ...
50 incomes, food security and nutrition with a better understanding of their contribution and usage. They also have considerable ...
51 nutrition, healthcare, fuel and fodder (see Box Two). BOX TWO: Biodiverse-Sourced Local and Traditional Foods There is no uni ...
52 a societal framework, and a source of customs and traditions, that we can attempt to ensure that nutrition is an outcome and ...
53 policies. Agricultural Economics Volume 41, Issue 5, Pages 48 3 -495 Bharucha and Pretty (2010) The roles and values of wild ...
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55 CHAAPPTTEERR 2 SSUUSSTTAAIINNAABBLLEE FFOOOODD PPRROODDUUCCTTIIOONN AANNDD CCOONSUMPTIOOONN ...
56 DYNAMIC CONSERVATION OF GLOBALLY IMPORTANT AGRICULTURAL HERITAGE SYSTEMS: FOR A SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT ...
57 Abstract The story of world agriculture is closely interwoven with that of the evolution of human civilization and of its div ...
58 nous communities and local populations with a myriad of cultures, languages and social organizations (Koohafkan and Altieri, ...
59 impact on agricultural productivity is more and more becoming obvious in the more fragile tropical environmental situations o ...
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