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17.02.2004
Getting a cold? Take some echinacea. Feeling stressed? Try ginseng. In Europe and North America. the growing popularity of herbal remedies sustains a new multi-billion dollar industry. In developing countries, such remedies are far from a fad. And plant-based medicines may be a key to curing some of the world's most serious diseases. New markets and population growth, however, may be threatening many of the thousands of plants used in traditional medicine.
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03.02.2004
Un projet baptisé DrumNet au Kenya devient une source d’espoir pour des producteurs agricoles traditionnellement exploités par des intermédiaires et des revendeurs. Les petits exploitants peuvent maintenant avoir recours aux services de DrumNet pour connaître les cours des produits et prendre des décisions plus éclairées concernant les prix qu’ils peuvent exiger.
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03.02.2004
DrumNet is an IDRC-sponsored project in Kenya that is aimed at demonstrating a link between the provision of information and business services to smallholder farmers and increases in market prices, farm incomes, and household incomes. DrumNet will be a window to the export market. Smallholder farmers have had no access to the East African market, for the obvious reason that intermediaries often determine prices.
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30.01.2004
Rural Kenyan farmers have long been exploited by brokers and resellers who keep them in the dark about market prices. An innovative new service will use the Internet to help farmers make more informed decisions about the sale of their produce. Supported by Canada's International Development Research Centre, "DrumNet" will be accessible to farmers through makeshift rural information kiosks.
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Image: Empowering Kenyan farmers
23.01.2004
A form of gardening with great promise for the world's urban poor is being adapted to the rooftops of Montreal. A Canadian NGO is drawing on Mexican and Moroccan expertise to develop a simplified hydroponics system using recycled materials, organic inputs and manual labour. The technique uses far less water than conventional gardening, helps clean air and groundwater, and saves on energy normally used to transport food.
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