Framework for Analysis: Agriculture and the Rural Sector in
... Migration is not simply from rural areas to large cities. Secondary cities and market towns are major destinations; policymakers must consider their role in economic growth, politics, and poverty reduction. Rural people also move to other rural areas. This seems especially true of women, who marry ...
... Migration is not simply from rural areas to large cities. Secondary cities and market towns are major destinations; policymakers must consider their role in economic growth, politics, and poverty reduction. Rural people also move to other rural areas. This seems especially true of women, who marry ...
National report
... If the phenomenon has intensified in recent years, great strides have been made in raising awareness. The first report published by the IPCC in 1995 gave rise to the Kyoto Protocols and was assimilated for the Habitat II conference in 1996, sounding the first alarm regarding the urgent need to move ...
... If the phenomenon has intensified in recent years, great strides have been made in raising awareness. The first report published by the IPCC in 1995 gave rise to the Kyoto Protocols and was assimilated for the Habitat II conference in 1996, sounding the first alarm regarding the urgent need to move ...
幻灯片 1
... and economic phenomena, in which developed urban economy and backward rural economy coexist simultaneously, forming up a distinctive dually-structured, fragile ecoenvironment, which is virtually an epitome of the whole national condition of China. In March, 2007, the Central Party Committee and the ...
... and economic phenomena, in which developed urban economy and backward rural economy coexist simultaneously, forming up a distinctive dually-structured, fragile ecoenvironment, which is virtually an epitome of the whole national condition of China. In March, 2007, the Central Party Committee and the ...
The Urban Sociology of Manuel Castells: A Critical
... 451 and 460). Second because, in terms of the franjework of historical materialism, which Castells explicitly adopts, the significant point about collective consumption is that it is part of the real wage which is provided by the state rather than by the i idivjdual capitalist. ...
... 451 and 460). Second because, in terms of the franjework of historical materialism, which Castells explicitly adopts, the significant point about collective consumption is that it is part of the real wage which is provided by the state rather than by the i idivjdual capitalist. ...
full article
... fro-ing can make urban life appear at first glance to be a bloodless affair. These ubiquitous situations, which involve reciprocal categorization and avoidance of collisions, frequently bear acts of displacement and episodic confrontation. Observing these inconspicuous interactions grants insight in ...
... fro-ing can make urban life appear at first glance to be a bloodless affair. These ubiquitous situations, which involve reciprocal categorization and avoidance of collisions, frequently bear acts of displacement and episodic confrontation. Observing these inconspicuous interactions grants insight in ...
Terms
... urban as a culture and cash nexus or “city as playground.” The division here is between the white cultural playgrounds and the abandoned black residential areas so clearly seen in cities such as Washington, Los Angeles, and New York City. The processes producing the divided city have been studied pr ...
... urban as a culture and cash nexus or “city as playground.” The division here is between the white cultural playgrounds and the abandoned black residential areas so clearly seen in cities such as Washington, Los Angeles, and New York City. The processes producing the divided city have been studied pr ...
URBAN RENAISSANCE - FYM
... With an annual production capacity of 60 million tons and 49 cement plants (65 million tons and 53 cement plants considering also the companies consolidated by equity) Italcementi Group is the world’s fifth largest cement producer. Along with the cement plants, Italcementi Group’s industrial network ...
... With an annual production capacity of 60 million tons and 49 cement plants (65 million tons and 53 cement plants considering also the companies consolidated by equity) Italcementi Group is the world’s fifth largest cement producer. Along with the cement plants, Italcementi Group’s industrial network ...
The Community Nutrition Education (CNE
... individual/household, community/institution, and social structures/policy levels. The model links these intervention strategies to specific short, medium and long term outcomes. The committee responsible for developing the Community Nutrition Education Logic Model represented persons involved in a v ...
... individual/household, community/institution, and social structures/policy levels. The model links these intervention strategies to specific short, medium and long term outcomes. The committee responsible for developing the Community Nutrition Education Logic Model represented persons involved in a v ...
The Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life, 1877– 1920
... white-racist attitudes and increased the incidence of violence in urban areas. Uneven, sometimes prejudicial, application of laws by law enforcement officials raised questions about the nature of justice, equality, and individual freedom in American society. As America became a culturally pluralisti ...
... white-racist attitudes and increased the incidence of violence in urban areas. Uneven, sometimes prejudicial, application of laws by law enforcement officials raised questions about the nature of justice, equality, and individual freedom in American society. As America became a culturally pluralisti ...
Unit 25 Urbanization 25.1 Introduction 25.2 Urban, Urbanism
... the physical spread of cities with the inflow of migrants, who come in search of a means of livelihood as well as a new way of life. Box 25.3 Sub-Urbanization, is closely related to over-urbanization of a city. When cities get over-crowded by population, it may result in sub-urbanization. Delhi is a ...
... the physical spread of cities with the inflow of migrants, who come in search of a means of livelihood as well as a new way of life. Box 25.3 Sub-Urbanization, is closely related to over-urbanization of a city. When cities get over-crowded by population, it may result in sub-urbanization. Delhi is a ...
Study Guide - Cengage Learning
... Mass entertainment and mass culture had a nationalizing effect. However, even though show business provided new opportunities for women, blacks, and immigrants, it often reinforced prejudicial stereotypes, especially concerning African Americans. Furthermore, in an America that was becoming more cul ...
... Mass entertainment and mass culture had a nationalizing effect. However, even though show business provided new opportunities for women, blacks, and immigrants, it often reinforced prejudicial stereotypes, especially concerning African Americans. Furthermore, in an America that was becoming more cul ...
Urban Metabolism at UCL – A working paper
... reproduction of the city, both as a biophysical and socio-‐economic entity. Urban metabolism has also inspired new ways of thinking about how cities can be made sustainable and has raised crit ...
... reproduction of the city, both as a biophysical and socio-‐economic entity. Urban metabolism has also inspired new ways of thinking about how cities can be made sustainable and has raised crit ...
FOOD SYSTEMS, CONSUMPTION MODELS AND RISK
... The three models (traditional, agro-industrial, satiety) are presented in the literature as a sequence of stages, that eventually leads to convergence in the most advanced model. Convergence may be justified on the basis of the biological characteristics of food consumption, which poses a limit to t ...
... The three models (traditional, agro-industrial, satiety) are presented in the literature as a sequence of stages, that eventually leads to convergence in the most advanced model. Convergence may be justified on the basis of the biological characteristics of food consumption, which poses a limit to t ...
Mapping urban and social space: towards a socio
... This paper presents a methodological framework for studying the interaction between urban form and social space within the built environment. The purpose of this ‘socio-cultural understanding of urban form’ is to be able to design new and regenerate existing residential neighbourhoods with sustainab ...
... This paper presents a methodological framework for studying the interaction between urban form and social space within the built environment. The purpose of this ‘socio-cultural understanding of urban form’ is to be able to design new and regenerate existing residential neighbourhoods with sustainab ...
Proceedings Book_2.indb
... selected architectural models across several generations. This process is not related with any urban context and there are no GIS inputs involved. The goal is to produce various building models from selected architectural types. Hundreds of different building models are generated at the end of this ...
... selected architectural models across several generations. This process is not related with any urban context and there are no GIS inputs involved. The goal is to produce various building models from selected architectural types. Hundreds of different building models are generated at the end of this ...
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... The argument that community well-being is driven by the existence of smallscale, locally-controlled enterprises is rooted in Goldschmidt’s (1946) examination of production agriculture. The underlying premise is that small-scale production is tied to place by social and economic relationships. It sug ...
... The argument that community well-being is driven by the existence of smallscale, locally-controlled enterprises is rooted in Goldschmidt’s (1946) examination of production agriculture. The underlying premise is that small-scale production is tied to place by social and economic relationships. It sug ...
S1500087_en.pdf
... of commerce based on the direct sale of fresh or seasonal products. Generally, producers and consumers are in close geographical proximity, and no more than one intermediary is involved in the relations between the two (sales). The European Commission, through the LEADER European Observatory (2000), ...
... of commerce based on the direct sale of fresh or seasonal products. Generally, producers and consumers are in close geographical proximity, and no more than one intermediary is involved in the relations between the two (sales). The European Commission, through the LEADER European Observatory (2000), ...
Toward a Global Systems Science of Urbanization
... Macro-regional urban dynamics At this level, we must consider some of the differences between the very large regions that make up the current socioeconomic world, such as North America, Europe, Australia, China, India, South America, Africa, and the ways in which these differences impact the global ...
... Macro-regional urban dynamics At this level, we must consider some of the differences between the very large regions that make up the current socioeconomic world, such as North America, Europe, Australia, China, India, South America, Africa, and the ways in which these differences impact the global ...
FEEDING THE WORLD: AGRICULTURE, DEVELOPMENT AND
... In Mexico almost two million campesinos have been dispossessed as a consequence of a torrent of corn imports from the US, enabled by NAFTA.32 While the FAO study does not measure dispossession directly, it is estimated that between twenty and thirty million people have lost land through the impact o ...
... In Mexico almost two million campesinos have been dispossessed as a consequence of a torrent of corn imports from the US, enabled by NAFTA.32 While the FAO study does not measure dispossession directly, it is estimated that between twenty and thirty million people have lost land through the impact o ...
POVERTY ALLEVIATION AND REDUCTION POLICY THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN DRAFT POLICY
... The overarching outcome of this policy is to direct the work of the SDECD in addressing the plight of the very poor through programmes and projects in order to improve the quality of life. The policy sets out the criteria and procedures to be followed to establish sustainable food gardens which may ...
... The overarching outcome of this policy is to direct the work of the SDECD in addressing the plight of the very poor through programmes and projects in order to improve the quality of life. The policy sets out the criteria and procedures to be followed to establish sustainable food gardens which may ...
EISENMANN EISENMANN through Anaerobic Digestion
... There are several initiatives in place to address the food desert epidemic. On the national level, programs such as Let’s Move, a federal government program working in conjunction with the USDA, is dedicated to solving the challenge of childhood obesity, providing parents with helpful information th ...
... There are several initiatives in place to address the food desert epidemic. On the national level, programs such as Let’s Move, a federal government program working in conjunction with the USDA, is dedicated to solving the challenge of childhood obesity, providing parents with helpful information th ...
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... easy access to high quality and improved seeds, while households were better able to sell their products, obtaining an estimated market value of US$5 693 998. Food access, individual food intake and the overall food security situation in identified areas were also significantly improved. ...
... easy access to high quality and improved seeds, while households were better able to sell their products, obtaining an estimated market value of US$5 693 998. Food access, individual food intake and the overall food security situation in identified areas were also significantly improved. ...
Citizen as a Sensor: The Barcelona Urban Mobility Use
... first source of information. This social sensor provides us with information (in the form of geolocalized tweets) to observe and detect alterations of several parameters such as areas of activity, temporal patterns or mobility routes, which define the Urban Chronotype of the city. Both processes of ...
... first source of information. This social sensor provides us with information (in the form of geolocalized tweets) to observe and detect alterations of several parameters such as areas of activity, temporal patterns or mobility routes, which define the Urban Chronotype of the city. Both processes of ...
Urban Studies Volume 50, Issue 2, February 2013 1. Title: Twin
... understanding of territorial and relational urban politics. The paper concludes with theoretical, methodological and policy relevant insights. 2. Title: World City Typologies and National City System Deterritorialisation: USA, China and Japan Authors: Xiulian Ma and Michael Timberlake Abstract: The ...
... understanding of territorial and relational urban politics. The paper concludes with theoretical, methodological and policy relevant insights. 2. Title: World City Typologies and National City System Deterritorialisation: USA, China and Japan Authors: Xiulian Ma and Michael Timberlake Abstract: The ...
Urban agriculture
Urban agriculture or urban farming is the practice of cultivating, processing, and distributing food in or around a village, town, or city. Urban agriculture can also involve animal husbandry, aquaculture, agroforestry, Urban beekeeping, and horticulture. These activities occur in peri-urban areas as well.Urban agriculture can reflect varying levels of economic and social development. In the global north, it often takes the form of a social movement for sustainable communities, where organic growers, ‘foodies,’ and ‘locavores’ form social networks founded on a shared ethos of nature and community holism. These networks can evolve when receiving formal institutional support, becoming integrated into local town planning as a ‘transition town’ movement for sustainable urban development. In the developing south, food security, nutrition, and income generation are key motivations for the practice. In either case, more direct access to fresh vegetables, fruits, and meat products through urban agriculture can improve food security and food safety.