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Afrika 1996 — Das Jahr im überblicks of adaptation responses reinforces the significance of women’s everyday experiences and knowledge systems in coping with adversities. A multi-scalar analysis deems it extremely significant for meso (related institutions of the state and government policies) and micro-level institutions to be gende

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Deutsch-afrikanische Beziehungen 1996‘Agency’ (Schedule 5 areas) hill?tracts of East and West Godavari and Visakhapatnam districts of Andhra Pradesh. This study conducted close to a?hundred and forty interviews with three tribal groups (Konda Reddys, Koyas, and Nayakpods) and other non-tribal communities in the Papikonda NP, the sole N

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91422-4ture development and agriculture expansion. In this backdrop, the study is conducted in two tribal villages each in Mayurbhanj and Keonjhar districts in Odisha, which are chosen purposively to understand the role and function of sacred groves in the lives of the forest dwelling communities. Mining a

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Deutsch-afrikanische Beziehungen 1997al Change 4:137–165, 1999). This study uses qualitative analysis along with the elements of the grounded theory approach to derive themes from the interviews of fishermen regarding climate change concerns and adaptation practices.

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Farmer Knowledge and the Politics of Climate Resilience,nderpin the interaction between these different bodies of knowledge in rural south India. To explain what is at stake, we emphasize how the category of local farmer knowledge is often presented too narrowly. Local farmer knowledge is not solely concerned with cropping choices, landraces, cultivation

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