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Community resilience to climate change in Ecuador: food security and gender
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Main theme:
Identify the climate, food insecurity and gender inequality threats to which they must adapt; a vulnerability analysis defines the set of measures to be implemented.
Main theme:
Main theme:
Ecuador
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Precipitation:
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Region:
Finalized
Application difficulty:
Main theme:
2011
SDGs impacted:
2018
Precipitation (mm):
Yeah
Efficiency (%):
Efficiency (%):
How has IICA integrated NbS into its projects? Through direct practices to reduce and use water in cultivation processes, mainly in rice. Adaptation and mitigation processes in food production processes. Strengthening productive human talent. What lessons can you share about collaborating with farmers to implement NbS? Appropriation of the project in which economic and management counterparts are integrated. Encouraging the adaptation of new technologies based on evidence that promote results and that are verifiable. Active and collective participation as a work group or association, where the common good prevails. Strengthening organizational systems and the generation of new agricultural practices. What examples of innovation in NbS can you share from your experience at IICA? Optimization of water for irrigation. Incorporation of new cultivation techniques, such as: SRI, SICA, among others. Incorporation of quality management systems: GMP, GPP, GAP, GLOBAL GAP. How are you promoting education and training in NbS among farmers? Innovation bootcamp for producers and officials of the GADs. Field schools.
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Identify the climate, food insecurity and gender inequality threats to which they must adapt; a vulnerability analysis defines the set of measures to be implemented.
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