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(Score: 7 Type: SubStartPage)Small-scale interventions ignite powerful shifts for Gender Transformation in Tanzania
Small-scale interventions ignite powerful shifts for Gender Transformation in Tanzania
The aim of the project is to create a basis for decision-making in practical forest management on a European and regional level. The project is expected to contribute with knowledge in environmental monitoring of forests, guidance in forest management and also through consideration of societal
- a capacity building initiative to strengthen reflective practice and design research at SLU
Interested in global issues? There are many opportunities for you to put your interests for a more sustainable and equal world into practice in your studies. SLU is a leading university addressing global development and contributing to Agenda 2030.
AgriFoSe2030 contributes to sustainable intensification of agriculture for increased food production on existing agricultural land. Policy briefs, reports, annual reports and scientific articles from the programme are listed here.
We work with research in remote sensing of forest and vegetation, environmental monitoring and assessment (primarily national maps), education in remote sensing and GIS, and support for SLU's GIS activities.
Early-Career Researchers Network is a network for researchers at the beginning of their careers. The purpose is to provide tools and knowledge to facilitate interdisciplinary projects and collaborations. Page under construction.
New livestock management practices and enhanced extension services contribute to improved health among small-scale goat herds in Laos.
These six research projects were included in the program "Sustainable production and consumption of milk ". The aims was to create conditions and generate new knowledge for more sustainable milk production.
The Honey Bee Research Centre focuses on honey bee health, honey bee disease ecology and pathology. The research contribute to new knowledge and solutions to reduce the threat of disease and improve the sustainability of beekeeping. We also research pathology and disease transmission in wild bees