Publications

Dataset / Tabular

Data on Changing Perception through a Participatory Approach by Involving Adolescent School Children in Evaluating Smart Food Dishes in School Feeding Programs – Real-Time Experience from Central and Northern Tanzania

Christine Wangari; Catherine Mwema; Moses Siambia; Said Silim; Rose Ubwe; Kathleen Malesi; Seetha Anitha; Joanna Kane-Potaka, 2020, "Data on Changing Perception through a Participatory Approach by Involving Adolescent School Children in Evaluating Smart Food Dishes in School Feeding Programs – Real-Time Experience from Central and Northern Tanzania", https://doi.org/10.21421/D2/AQPBOL, ICRISAT Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:p+buJ1RVU9zlG5g471K4/A== [fileUNF]
Brief

Policy Brief No. 1. Assessing the poverty impact of voluntary sustainability standards in global tea and cocoa value chains: Key findings of a 4 year study

Nelson, V.; Martin, A.; Stathers, T.; Narayanan, L.; Conroy, C.; Saravanan, S.; Saravanan, R.; Saravana Kumar; Balamurugan; Poornakumar; Gathuthi, C.; Posthumus, H.; Cepeda, D.; Opoku, K.; Pound, B.; Bugri, J.; Young, S.; Augustt, E.; Agyare-Kwabi, P.; Djandoh, A.; Kleih, U.; Kamau, E.; Gichoci, A.; Kokonya, M.; Umidha, N.; Irimu, V.; Muhoro, A.; Cepeda, D.; Cabascango, D.; Kajman, G.; Chile, M.; Caza, G.; Mejia, I.; Montenegro, F.; Ruup, L.; Velastegui, G.A.; Tiaguaro, Y.; Valverde, M.; Ojeda, A. Policy Brief No. 1. Assessing the poverty impact of voluntary sustainability standards in global tea and cocoa value chains: Key findings of a 4 year study. Natural Resources Institute (NRI), University of Greenwich, London, UK (2014) 5 pp
Scientific Publication

Disabled women's maternal and newborn care practices and access to participatory women's groups

Morrison, J. Disabled women’s maternal and newborn care practices and access to participatory women’s groups. Presented at Promoting equity: cross-cutting disability in international development research. Cross Cutting Disability Research Programme (CCDRP) Final Dissemination Conference, University College London, London, UK, 17 June 2013. Mother and Infant Research Activities (MIRA), Nepal (2013) (video)