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Changing business as usual: Harnessing agriculture for resilience in the Sahel
October 14, 2015
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To end the crisis in the Sahel, most decision-makers agree that policies and practices representing “business as usual” must change. However, that requires major changes to the broader development model itself.
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ETC steunt de Voedsel Anders beweging en het Manifest
June 17, 2015
ETC steunt de Voedsel Anders beweging en het Manifest dat vandaag wordt gelanceerd. Dit is een breed ondersteund pleidooi voor een omslag in het denken en doen over landbouw en voedsel.
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Ouagadougou Declaration
May 22, 2015
Representatives from West African farmer organizations, national and international research institutions, national and international development organizations , technical and financial partners, participated in a workshop focused on approaches to farmer-led research.
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Puzzelen met stad en land, 29 mei
May 18, 2015
Steeds meer burgers, beleidsmakers en ondernemers in de stad en op het platteland zien de voordelen om meer met elkaar samen te werken. Maar hoe verbind je de stad en het platteland eigenlijk? En wat bedoelen we precies als we het hebben over ‘het verbeteren van stad-land relaties’?
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Scaling up energy access through women’s economic empowerment
Since ENERGIA’s establishment in 1996, the International Network on Gender and Sustainable Energy has contributed substantially to raising awareness on gender mainstreaming and to piloting innovative approaches on the topic.
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PROLINNOVA
In close to 20 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America, diverse organisations have joined forces to promote local innovation processes in agriculture and natural resource management (NRM).
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External Mid-Term Evaluations of the EU/UNICEF Partnership on Nutrition Security in Asia (MYCNSIA) and Africa ANSP)
Early in 2013 ETC Nederland acquired an important evaluation assignment in the domain of nutrition security. It concerns a series of evaluations of twin programmes executed by UNICEF in Asia (five countries) and in Africa (four countries).
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Ondersteuning LEADER gebieden
Gebieden in Nederland staan voor nieuwe uitdagingen. De vaste rolverdeling tussen burgers, ondernemers, overheden, organisaties en vernieuwers is aan het verschuiven. Burgers en ondernemers nemen steeds vaker zelf het heft in eigen hand.
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ENERGY
ETC aims to enhance people’s access to energy in rural and peri-urban areas. We focus on business development support, gender mainstreaming and strengthening technical capacity and skills. More... AGRICULTURE
ETC focuses on sustainable use of natural resources (land, water, forest, biodiversity) through people-centred approaches. We aim for institutional change through multi-stakeholder approaches. We support capacity building, action research and advisory activities that enhance livelihoods of people living in rural areas..
More ... HEALTH
ETC aims to contribute to equitable and high-quality public health services in low and middle income countries. We focus on Performance Based Financing, Impact Evaluation in SRHR and health sector performance. We offer short and medium term consultancy services to governments, NGOs and the private sector.
More ...RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE NETHERLANDS
ETC is not only active in development cooperation abroad; we also work closer to home. Here, as there, our goal is to contribute to sustainable actions of citizens, businesses and government. Our work in rural areas in the Netherlands benefits from our experiences in the South.
More... FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY
ETC promotes resilient (sustainable, fair, flexible and inclusive) food systems in which sustainable production and nutritious diets are naturally linked, supported by multiple linkages between cities and country side. We focus on the first 1,000 days, the window of opportunity that can make all the difference for healthy growth and development of populations – as opposed to inter-generational malnutrition and poverty.
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