Quesungual slash
and mulch agroforestry system (QSMAS): Improving crop
water productivity, food security and resource quality
in the sub-humid tropics.
This project funded by the Challenge
Program on Water and Food, began in 2004.
Project partners
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CIAT
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Berlin University
of Technology
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National School
for Forestry Service (ESNACIFOR)
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INTA/CENIA
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MIS (Integrated
Soil Management)
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Consortium Universidad
Nacional Agraria (UNA)
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Food and Agriculture
Organization (FAO)
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CIPASLA Consortium
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African Soil Fertility
Network (AfNet)
The main objective
The main objective of this
project is to determine the key principles behind the
social acceptance and biophysical resilience of the QSMAS
“Bright Spot.” for more details…click
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Enabling Communities in the Aral Sea Basin to Combat Land
and Water Resource Degradation Through the Creation of ‘Bright’
Spots.
This
is an ADB funded project that gets underway in 2005
Project partners:
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IWMI
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ICARDA
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ICBA
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SANIIRI Ministry
of Agriculture and Water Resources, Uzbekistan
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Soil Institute
of the Ministry of Agriculture of Turkmenistan
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Institute of
Water Economy, Kazakhstan
The main objective
The main objective of this project is to identify
and promote the expansion of community based innovations
termed “Bright Spots” that prevent further land
and water degradation and enhance the livelihoods of agrarian
communities in the target countries. For more details…..
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