Understanding coffee farmers: using games to explore future coffee agroforestry landscapes in the Western Ghats (India)

 The capacity to innovate, depends on institutional arrangement in addition to the technology dev’t, suggesting the dairy could be an example for the coffee sector.. 

We then used this model to uncover the drivers of change in Karbi Anglong, in North-East India The Karbi tribe have traditionally been practicing Jhum, or

The objective of this study was to better understand the response of the water cycle to highly variable climatic regimes in Central Sahel using historical climate records and

The conceptual model was transformed into a Role Playing Game and after validating the model we conducted 7 workshops (52 participants in total) with a No Change scenario as

MAESTRA was able to simulate reliably the spatial variability induced by shade trees on light absorbed by coffee plants and also their temperature, transpiration

In the 0.9 km 2 micro-basin of Mej´ıas creek, within the Cafe- talera Aquiares AF coffee farm, we obtained one full year (2009) of comprehensive experimental results of

2.3 As pointed out through the analysis of several participatory research dealing with adaptive water management on the basis of the FP6 integrated project NeWater,

With the common belief that agroforestry is the key for coffee plantation sustainability through diversification of famers revenue and also to value the ecosystem