Crops and technologies On crops, livestock, fisheries, irrigation, technologies, production and more.
Impact On gender equality, women’s agency, social inclusion, empowerment, and evidence on what drives equitable and inclusive agri-food systems.
Landscapes and biodiversity On land, landscapes, forests and forestry, biodiversity, ecosystems, ecology and more.
Nutrition and health On nutrition, malnutrition and overnutrition as well as health, diets, diseases and more.
Social Inclusion On inclusion, social classes, social groups, social participation, social protection, Indigenous peoples and more.
Brief Disaster Agriculture and Media author(s) Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation - Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture from Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA) permalink open published in 2010 themes Markets and value chains Youth regions Caribbean Latin America and the Caribbean Americas World citation CTA; IICA. 2010. Disaster Agriculture and Media. CTA, Wageningen, The Netherlands Publications and datasets provided via GARDIAN Abstract Mass communication is one of the most important post-disaster assets that can be available to an affected population. The main-stream media, when it does cover a major natural disaster, oftentimes does well at providing details of what happened. Open original