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Public Research Organizations and Agricultural Development in Brazil : How Did Embrapa Get It Right? 4.6 One of the government’s initiatives to address Brazil’s stagnant agriculture sector and food scarcity was Embrapa (Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária).

Topics: Gender, Gender and Economic Empowerment, Gender and Employment Regions: Latin America & Caribbean GP: Gender Keywords: Unemployment, Education, Labor Markets, Young Men, Workers, Training Programs, Employment, Brazil Language: English Learning Mode: Knowledge Note Date Added: March 17, 2016 View and Download

4.916665. Brazil has one of the world's cleanest energy portfolios, with 85.3 percent of overall energy production coming from renewable sources (compared with the worldwide average of 16 percent), and with 75 percent of the country's 105,000 megawatt (MW) installed generation capacity coming from hydropower plants alone.

Latin America and the Caribbean: In Brazil, a weak cyclical recovery is expected to gain traction, with growth rising to 2.5% next year from 1.5% in 2019. DOCUMENT Middle East and North Africa: Regional growth is projected to rise to 3.2% in 2020, largely driven by rebound in growth among oil exporters

Agua Brasil | World Bank Group Series Agua Brasil 3.666665 3 Discussions Experience and lessons from water sector projects in Brazil. Additional Info Join the Discussion jose luis - Jul 17, 2022 muy bueno Bhishma - Mar 18, 2022 Good information Anvar - Jun 19, 2021 Interesting! Log in to comment Don't have an account? Register Now

Financing Government of Brazil, GEF, IFAD, smallholders and private-sector companies The sustainable development challenge Even in water-abundant countries such as Brazil, water still emerges as a constraint affecting particular livelihoods, farming systems or specific geographies. The Sertão

»Analysis based on five factors: Political, Economic, Fiscal, External Sector and Monetary Policy. Transparencyiskey inthePoliticalFactor: “Thetransparency and accountability of institutions, data, processes, as well as the coverage and reliability of statisticalinformation” IMPORTANCE OF TRANSPARENCY IN BRAZIL 15

The Fight to End Rare-Animal Trafficking in Brazil | World Bank Group Video The Fight to End Rare-Animal Trafficking in Brazil 4.81818 13 Discussions Biologist Juliana Machado Ferreira, a TED Senior Fellow, talks about her work helping to save birds and other animals stolen from the wild in Brazil.

For example, one study in Brazil found that 8% of students from 5th to 8th grade had witnessed sexual violence within the school environment.1 ... • The education sector can also collaborate with other sectors to ensure that girls’ and young women’s well-being is safeguarded. It can also provide vital support to community-level social

It is the eighth in the International Institute for Sustainable Development's (IISD) Sustainable Commodities Marketplace Series, which presents market information and analysis on agricultural commodities to foster transparency, knowledge, and strategic decision making for sustainable development.