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Title: W3/Bil GLDC Mapping template 2020
Author(s)Date: 2019-10-14Type: TemplateStatus: Open accessThis project mapping template is used by the CRP-GLDC to consolidate details of projects per status (ending in the closing year, new or ongoing in the incoming year), filled at the institute level. Note: A separate mapping ... -
Title: W3/Bilateral Projects
Author(s)Date: 2019-09-01Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessList of CRP-GLDC W3 and Bilateral Projects. -
Title: W3/Bilateral Projects 2018
Author(s)Date: 2018-01-01Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessList of W3 and Bilateral projects mapped to CRP-GLDC in 2018. -
Title: W3/Bilateral Projects 2019
Author(s)Date: 2019-01-16Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessList of W3 and Bilateral projects mapped to CRP-GLDC in 2019. -
Title: W3/Bilateral Projects 2020
Author(s)Date: 2020-01-31Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessList of W3 and Bilateral projects mapped to CRP-GLDC in 2020. -
Title: Wage Work, Women and Decision-making Power in Saiss Morocco
Author(s)Date: 2019-12-18Type: Internal ReportStatus: Timeless limited accessSustained investment in irrigation and land privatization in Morocco created a surge of employment in the Saiss area in the agricultural wage sector for men and especially women. This investment is often hailed as a success ... -
Title: Waking the Sleeping Giant: Agricultural intensification, extensification or stagnation in Mali's Guinea Savannah
Author(s)Date: 2016-10-31Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Timeless limited accessThe World Bank argued that West Africa's Guinea Savannah zone forms part of “Africa's Sleeping Giant,” where increases in agricultural production could be an engine of economic growth, through expansion of cultivated land ... -
Title: Walking on the wild side - expanding genetic diversity for future lentil breeding
Author(s)Date: 2016-12-31Type: Conference PaperStatus: Open accessSystematic use of genetic variability through judicious use of diverse germplasm maximizes genetic gain per generation, and therefore, maximizes economic value of the crop. Sometime, however, the required genetic variation ... -
Title: Wastewater Use in Agriculture: Agronomic Considerations
Author(s)Date: 2007-12-26Type: Book ChapterStatus: Limited accessUnder water scarce conditions and in the absence of alternative sources, wastewater generated by domestic, commercial, and industrial sectors is used worldwide to irrigate a range of crops. The sustainable use of wastewater ... -
Title: Wastewater Use in Agriculture: Saline and Sodic Waters
Author(s)Date: 2007-12-26Type: Book ChapterStatus: Timeless limited accessIrrigation with urban wastewater is a popular alternative to its discharge into rivers or other water bodies. In addition to organic solutes, wastewater may contain appreciable amounts of inorganic salts, metals, metalloids, ... -
Title: Water and Agriculture in Egypt
Author(s)Date: 2013-12-01Type: Working PaperStatus: Open accessThe purpose of this working paper is to support the Government of Egypt’s Strategy for Sustainable Agricultural Development towards 2030 (SADS‐2030). This strategy paper was published in 2009 and was concerned with the ... -
Title: Water and energy in Mediterranean rural environments: The nexus in irrigated agriculture
Author(s)Date: 2018-05-12Type: BrochureStatus: Open accessMediterranean rural environments are at the crossroads of the water-energy nexus. On one hand, the region offers great scope for the generation of renewable energy, given the intensity of solar radiation, wind speed and ... -
Title: Water and energy productivity for winter wheat: case study from Fergana Valley
Author(s)Date: 2015-07-27Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessHalf-year report - Water and energy productivity of winter wheat: case study from the Fergana valley -
Title: Water and Food Security in the Arabian Peninsula: Struggling for more actions
Author(s)Date: 2017-08-31Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Open accessFood security is a critical issue for the Arabian Peninsula countries due fast population growth, reduced domestic food production and the tighter global food markets because of trading partners‘ strained export surpluses. ... -
Title: Water and Gender Research
Author(s)Date: 2014-12-31Type: PresentationStatus: Open access -
Title: Water and labour saving technologies by micro-irrigation and machineries, selection of farmers and appraisal of potato cultivation in system
Author(s)Date: 2015-07-22Type: ReportStatus: Open accessIn a meeting with stakeholders at Maan Sagar, the project aims such as advantages of adopting potato cultivation in cropping system in rotation with cereal, use of micro-irrigation to save water, improved production ... -
Title: Water and land productivities of wheat and food legumes with deficit supplemental irrigation in a Mediterranean environment
Author(s)Date: 2012-05-01Type: Journal ArticleStatus: Limited accessSelecting appropriate crops and applying deficit irrigation can help increase water productivity in waterlimited regions such as the Mediterranean. The objective of this study was to develop water production functions of ... -
Title: Water and land productivity: Interim report
Author(s)Date: 2015-07-15Type: Internal ReportStatus: Open accessThe aim of this study is to evaluate the effect of different continuous deficit irrigation regimes on yield and vegetative growth of olive trees in order to optimize irrigation water application of this crop under local ... -
Title: Water and Livelihoods Initiative (WLI): Final Technical Report
Author(s)Date: 2018-06-30Type: Donor ReportStatus: Timeless limited accessThis final technical report offers a summary of the activities completed by partners of the WLI during the lifetime of the project covering the period October 2009- September 2017. The WLI aims to improve rural livelihoods ... -
Title: Water and livelihoods: The case of irrigated farming communities in Rajasthan (India)
Author(s)Date: 2021-03-03Type: PresentationStatus: Timeless limited accessStage I has great potential for saving water and increasing physical WP by 44-178% by adoption of packages that maximize WP For stage I, cluster bean-mustard crop rotation is most economically water productive cropping ...