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Cocoa Fertilizer Forum Presentation ,
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2014 ,
World Cocoa foundation & IDH ,
English
Service delivery for small holder cocoa farmers: what's working, for who and where? ,
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2014 ,
Wageningen UR and Solidaridad ,
english
Improving the marketing competitiveness of Fine or Flavour cocoa origins ,
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2012 ,
Cocoa Research Unit, University of the West Indies, Trinidad ,
English
Social entrepreneurship and cocoa farmers ,
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2010 ,
Stanford Graduate School of Business at the invitation of the International Development Club ,
English
Public Private Partnerships (PPPs): the case of agribusiness ,
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2011 ,
Ekiti Economic & Development Summit ,
English
Cloud-based tools for managing cooperatives & traceability ,
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2012 ,
World Cocoa Foundation Partnership Meeting ,
English
Climate change impact on Indonesian cocoa production and strategies for adaptation ,
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2012 ,
World Cocoa Foundation Partnership Meeting ,
English
Mobile extension service ,
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2012 ,
World Cocoa Foundation Partnership Meeting ,
English
Towards a sustainable cocoa economy: rural transformation of West Africa ,
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2008 ,
Sustainable Tree Crops Program, International, Institute of Tropical Agriculture ,
English
Verified brands program for agrochemicals ,
(Presentation) ,
2012 ,
World Cocoa Foundation Partnership Meeting, Zürich, Switzerland ,
English
Climate change impact on Indonesian cocoa production and strategies for adaptation
Submitted by sjon van 't hof on Thu, 06/12/2012 - 11:17
Organization:
World Cocoa Foundation Partnership Meeting
Publication date:
2012
Language:
English
Topic:
access to services & inputs
capacity building
markets & policies
environmental policies
Keywords:
markets & policies, environmental policies, climate change, indonesia, mexico, plant breeding, plant diseases, post-harvest technology, rainfall, soil fertility
Lead:
The impact of climate change on Indonesian cocoa productivity is discussed and strategies for adaptation are outlined. Both excessive rainfall and droughts are on the increase. Major factors include soil loss due to erosion, the development of pests and diseases, and poor been drying. Mitigation requires planting drought-resistant varieties, pest- and disease-resistant varieties, and improved drying methods. Rapid, science-based scaling up of mitigation measures is called for.
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