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titleExact => 'Sustainable agriculture: key to inclusive rural transformation. A comparativ e study based on empirical evidence from 20 Years of Misereor partner effort s in Uganda' (163 chars)
content => 'Policy makers and international agencies follow the concept of the well-know n ‘green revolution’ with its capital-intensive approach of using high-y ielding varieties, synthetic fertilisers as well as chemicals to control pes ts, weeds and diseases. In 2004 and 2005, Misereor had commissioned a first study on the impact of seven partner organisations working at farmers’ hou seholds level with this ‘sustainable agriculture approach’ in Uganda. Th e results of this first study showed that small-scale farmers economically e volved much better compared with a reference group. By implementing sustaina ble agriculture, small-scale farmers could considerably increase their yield s, improve their food security and raise their monetary incomes. Since the o verall framework conditions for agriculture have evolved tremendously over t he last decade, Misereor commissioned a second related study in 2015. This t ime, sustainable agriculture farmers were compared not only with a reference group but also with tea outgrowers under contract with tea processing plant s. The findings provide ample evidence for rethinking the policy makers’ p rivileged development model and instead promoting an environmentally sound a nd socially inclusive model based on sustainable agriculture.' (1277 chars)
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content => 'Both the World Health Organization and the Lancet Series on Adolescent nutri tion recommend that governments adopt fiscal policies to combat diet-related non-communicable diseases (NCDs). However, rigorous, systematic evidence re garding the effects of these interventions is lacking. The evidence base is too limited to draw conclusions about the effects of taxes on beverages and calorie-dense foods on purchases, or on the effects of subsidies on purchasi ng or diet quality. Overall, the evidence base is inconclusive on whether fi scal policies can meaningfully influence the availability and accessibility of foods and beverages, diet quality, and health outcomes. Policymakers impl ementing fiscal policies should consider information campaigns on health ben efits and health risks associated with certain food and beverage consumption . For taxes, exposure to health information may amplify signaling effects of taxes and reduce avoidance behaviors, such as cross-border shopping. Future evaluations should diversify data sources to better understand impacts on d iet and health outcomes.' (1088 chars)
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Rigorous Evidence Database (RED) - DEval.org
Rigorous Evidence Database
The rigorous evidence database (RED) comprises a large number of rigorous impact evaluations (RIEs) conducted by German development cooperation (GDC). Filter options allow a targeted search within the database.
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