Agricultural liberalization: Developing country winners and losers under Doha Scenario for agriculture (scenario 1)Open
Price change of selected retail foodstuffs and the percentage of retail value paid to primaryOpen
Total public agricultural research expenditures by region, 1981-2000Open
Counting women’s laborOpen
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by source, 2004Open
World's top 10 seed companiesOpen
Research budgets of CGIAR, Monsanto and NARS in South AmericaOpen
Counting female-headed householdsOpen
Percentage of women in labor force (total and agricultural)Open
Measures of Poverty: Child Malnutrition - AsiaOpen
Projected gains (losses) for countries under Doha scenario for agricultureOpen
Key relationships between future challenges and agricultural knowledge, science and technology (AKST) options for actionOpen
Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture and land useOpen
Measures of Poverty: Child Malnutrition - Latin AmericaOpen
Monsanto Corporation's global vegetable seed market shareOpen
Global trends in cereal and meat production; total use of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers; increased use of irrigation; total global pesticides productionOpen
A multifunctional perspective of agricultureOpen
Measures of Poverty: Hunger DensityOpen
Public and private agriculture research and development spending by region, 2000Open
Top 10 global food retailersOpen
Soil degradationOpen
Cost of coffee from farm gate to coffee shopOpen
Projected impact of climate changeOpen
Poorest countries lose income under all Doha scenariosOpen
Market concentrationOpen
The percentage of agricultural work carried out by women compared with the percentage of female extension staff in selected African countriesOpen
Agricultural water withdrawals as proportion of total water withdrawalsOpen
The Andean cosmovisionOpen
Agricultural labor as share of total laborOpen
Women quantify lack of control over work resourcesOpen
Changes in available water in Africa: end of 20th and 21st centuriesOpen
From biomass to energy consumptionOpen
Global legislation concerning and global burden of, infectious animal diseasesOpen
Biotechnology and modern biotechnology definedOpen
Areas of physical and economic water scarcityOpen
Trends in real commodity pricesOpen
Land area: Conventional and genetically modified cropsOpen
Multiple stressors in small-scale agricultureOpen
Developing countries: share of agricultural exports in the world market (Hong Kong scenario)Open
Total agricultural outputOpen
Major genetically modified crop production countries, 2006Open

IAASTD – International assessment of agricultural science and technology for development

The International Assessment of Agricultural Science and Technology for Development (IAASTD) coincides with the widespread realization that despite significant scientific and technological achievements in our ability to increase agricultural productivity, we have been less attentive to some of the unintended social and ecological consequences of our achievements. We are now in a good position to…

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IAASTD – International assessment of agricultural science and technology for development

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