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Title: CAC Program Dataverse
Author:Date: 2014-11-30Type: DatasetStatus: Limited accessCAC-Program data set -
Title: CACIP platform: Climate Change Information and Knowledge Platform for Central Asia _ Tajikistan
Author:Date: 2019-07-15Type: PresentationStatus: Open accessA presentation about the new platform (CACIP) to be created on climate change information and knowledge for Central Asia. -
Title: CACIP platform: Climate Change Information and Knowledge Platform for Central Asia _Kyrgyzstan
Author:Date: 2019-07-11Type: PresentationStatus: Open accessA Presentation about new platform to be created ( CACIP) on Climate Change Information and Knowledge for Central Asia. -
Title: CACIP platform: Climate Change Information and Knowledge Platform for Central Asia_Kazakhstan
Author:Date: 2019-06-14Type: PresentationStatus: Open accessThis presentation is an introduction to Central Asia Climate Information Platform and Regional Framework (CAMP4ASB). -
Title: Cactus as a Tool to Mitigate Drought and to Combat Desertification
Author:Date: 2014-01-30Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Open accessLand degradation occurs in all continents and affects the livelihoods of millions of people, including a large proportion of the poor in the drylands. Opuntiaficus-indica (L.) Mill. is a xerophytic cactus species, widely ... -
Title: Cactus Brochure in Local Language (Pakistan)
Author:Date: 2015-07-15Type: BrochureStatus: Open accessThis is a brochure on cactus (Opuntia ficus indica) in Urdu -
Title: Cactus Crop (Opuntia Ficus-Indica) to Rehabilitate Rangelands in Semi-Arid Regions of Tunisia
Author:Date: 2017-03-30Type: Conference PaperStatus: Open accessThe area of rangelands in Tunisia is estimated at 4.5 million hectares, or 27.4% of the total area of the country. Currently rangelands contribute 10 to 25% of livestock feed requirements, compared to 65% in the sixties, ... -
Title: Cactus cultivation as adaptation method for women in Egypt
Author:Date: 2015-07-22Type: BlogStatus: Open accessThe blog is based on book chapter Najjar, D. (2015). Women's Contributions to Climate Change Adaptation in Egypt's Mubarak Resettlement Scheme through Cactus Cultivation and Adjusted Irrigation. In Buechler, S. and Hanson, ... -
Title: Cactus ecosystem goods and services
Author:Date: 2017-03-30Type: Book ChapterStatus: Open accessThe Cactaceae family includes about 1 600 species native to America but disseminated worldwide. Opuntia is the most widely known genus in this family and O.ficus-indica (L.) Mill. is cultivated in more than 20 countries ... -
Title: Cactus field day in Bhopal-India
Author:Date: 2018-06-06Type: OtherStatus: Open accessThe farmer’s day at Bhopal, India was organized on Saturday, 23 November, 2017. Attending the farmers’ day were Drs. Ashutosh Sarker and Sawsan Hassan and 31 farmers. Dr. Sarker highlighted the importance of cactus as green ... -
Title: Cactus pear as multiple purpose crop to improve provisioning of ecosystem services
Author:Date: 2018-05-30Type: Internal ReportStatus: Limited accessInternship report bout cactus characterization. -
Title: Cactus Pear Roots Turnover and Total Carbon Sequestration Rate Depends on Soil Volume Availability
Author:Date: 2017-03-30Type: Conference PaperStatus: Open accessThe influence of soil volume availability on roots carbon turnover and carbon sequestration rate of cactus pear (Opuntia ficus-indica) was studied during three years trial. Since April 2014, 1- year-old cladodes were planted ... -
Title: Cactus plantations at farm field under intensive management
Author:Date: 2015-07-20Type: ImageStatus: Open accessThe cactus pear was introduced to Pakistan in recent years through Cactusnet, an international technical network on cactus established back in 1993 through an initiative led by FAO and ICARDA. Network members from several ... -
Title: Cactus: provision of ecosystem goods, services and function
Author:Date: 2018-04-26Type: PosterStatus: Open accessThe dry areas grow 44% of the world’s food and keep half of the world’s livestock. Hence, the productivity in these areas can be increased by the cultivation of adapted crops that can thrive in these conditions. Spineless ... -
Title: Cactusnet: Promoting the social and ecological benefits of cactus production: Cactus Pear in South Africa: History, challenges and potential
Author:Date: 2013-10-21Type: BriefStatus: Open accessGiven the fear of potential invasions by cacti, there is resistance among government officials and farmers to promote the use of spineless Cactus Pear varieties in South Africa. This presents a missed opportunity to utilize ... -
Title: Cactusnet: Promoting the social and ecological benefits of cactus production: Encouraging Cactus Pear production in South Africa
Author:Date: 2013-10-21Type: BriefStatus: Open accessIncreasing demands on already scarce water resources in South Africa require alternative sources of animal feed – specifically crops that are more efficient users of water. One alternative with the potential for widespread ... -
Title: Cactusnet: Promoting the social and ecological benefits of cactus production: Enhancing sheep reproduction through cactus-based feed diets
Author:Date: 2014-03-09Type: BriefStatus: Open accessRecurrent fodder scarcity across West Asia and North Africa poses a major threat to the fertility and performance of livestock herds, a mainstay of the region’s agricultural production systems. Cactus plants present a ... -
Title: Cactusnet: Promoting the social and ecological benefits of cactus production: Promoting Cactus as an alternative and sustainable livestock feed
Author:Date: 2014-11-30Type: BriefStatus: Open accessGiven their high-water efficiency and ability to withstand extremely dry conditions, cactus is increasingly being recognized as a more sustainable alternative to traditional livestock forage in dryland areas. This high-energy, ... -
Title: Cadoption Analysis and Impact Assessment of Water SavingIrrigation Technologies
Author:Date: 2017-11-11Type: PresentationStatus: Open accessPresentation given during the Improving Water Productivity in Agricultural Systems (With emphasis on irrigated production systems) workshop which was held in Amman, Jordan from 05 –23 November 2017. -
Title: Cadre analytique pour l'evaluation de la gouvernance des parcours: les différents niveaux et composantes institutionnels
Author:Date: 2017-12-05Type: PresentationStatus: Open accessTraining Material of a two days Training on Rangeland Governance designed for Tunisian Governmental Forest Officers