Analyzes wildfire impacts in Biobío, Chile, using GIS and buffer analysis. Forestry plantations raise risk, while agricultural and pasture areas protect, supporting land-use and fire planning.
Reviving the Forgotten Harvest: Systematic Identification of Neglected Crops in the Indian Himalayan Region
Neglected and underutilized food crops can promote biodiversity and sustainable agriculture and thereby enhancing food and nutritional security for Indigenous in the Indian Himalayan Region.
How can local agroecological food systems contribute to food sovereignty in the valleys of northwestern Argentina?
This transdisciplinary research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of local agroecological food systems in strengthening food sovereignty in northwestern Argentina, and to inform more equitable agricu
Food System Dynamics in the European Alpine Space: Exploring the Impact of Dietary Shifts
Dietary shifts in the European Alpine Space could enhance food self-sufficiency, reduce the land footprint and support EU Green Deal targets through sustainable agriculture and regional food policies
The impact of melting glaciers and snowpacks on crop production in Asia.
In this presentation we will show how we assess the impact of melting glaciers and snowpacks on crop production in Asia, in one of the world’s major food producing areas.
Promoting Plant Agro-Biodiversity for Sustainable Development in Damavand Mountain
Damavand Mountain, located north of Tehran, Iran is ecologically and culturally significant. Enhancing plant agro-biodiversity in this area is essential for sustainable development.
Potential of Culinary Tourism in Revival of Indigenous Food Production in Murree, Pakistan.
The study evaluates the potential of culinary tourism to revive the cultivation of traditional crops and promote indigenous culinary tourism for promotion of sustainable tourism in Murree.
Analyzing the Complexities of the Food System in a Tourism-Driven Mountain Region: A Study on the Interrelationship Between Tourism and Agriculture in Leh
Analyzing the interdependencies between tourism and agriculture in Leh reveals the positive and negative impacts on local food systems and resources, highlighting the need for sustainable development
Measuring Resilience in Mountain Regions: The RABIT Approach in Mount Elgon, Uganda
RABIT offers a novel, ICT-enhanced method for benchmarking resilience in mountain regions, integrating participatory assessments to inform climate adaptation and development strategies
Socio-ecological vulnerability and adaptive capacity of small-scale agriculture to Global Environmental Change in Important Agricultural Heritage Systems in southern Chile. Encouraging local knowledge as a tool for better adaptation strategies
This project aims to analyze the degree of socio-ecological vulnerability and adaptive capacities of peasants and Indigenous people in southern Chile