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3rd United Nations World Water Development Report: Water in a Changing World.
3rd United Nations World Water Development Report: Water in a Changing World.
World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP). 2009 - The United Nations World Water Development Report, released every three years, provides a mechanism for monitoring changes in the resource and its management and tracking progress towards achieving targets, particularly those of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the World Summit on Sustainable Development. The Reports also offer best practices as well as in-depth theoretical analyses to help stimulate ideas and actions for better stewardship in the water sector. Chapter 4 of the 3rd edition of the UN World Water Development Report focuses on financing issues.Ulla-Britt Burchardt | LinkedIn
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Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) Fund Distribution: Gates Foundation Links to Monsanto & GE Crops Development in Kenya []
The Revolving Door: Monsanto & Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
AGRA Watch Fact Sheet (for 8.25.10 Press Release)
CAGJ’s Map of AGRA Grantee Countries
Articles & Books by AGRA Watch Authors
‘. By Matt Canfield and Phil Bereano. Third World Resurgence, No. 292, pp. 2-4. (December 2014).
. (AW member cited in testimony to UK House of Commons) By Ian Panton, WorldWatch (February 23, 2014).
By Phil Bereano, GeneWatch, Vol 26, no. 1 (Feb
Philanthropy and Sovereignty: A Critical Feminist Exploration of the Gates Foundation’s Approach to Gender and Agricultural Development. By Ashley Fent (Fall 2012). []
Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA): Advancing the Theft of African Genetic Wealth. By Carol Thompson, Review of African Political Economy (London), 39/132 (June 2012):
345-50. []
CAGJ’s Director Heather Day and AGRA Watch researcher Travis English traveled to Kenya in February 2010 to learn about the so-called new green revolution in Africa, to research AGRA, and to meet with farmers pursuing alternatives.This article documents how “Thousands of grassroots, African-led efforts are building locally rooted alternatives to the chemical agriculture promoted by the Gates Foundation and Monsanto”. By Heather Day and Travis English, Yes! Magazine (October 4, 2010).
By Matt Styslinger, Nourishing the Planet Project (2010).
“The persistence of food crises and food price volatility has spawned some false solutions. The most notable of these is the ‘New Green Revolution for Africa’, launched by the philanthropic foundation established by Microsoft founder Bill Gates. As Philip L Bereano and Travis M English reveal, this revolution may not be so green after all”. By Philip L Bereano and Travis M English, Third World Resurgence Network, No. 240/241, (August-September 2010), pp 44-48.
“Standing Up for Food Sovereignty: AGRA Watch Position Paper on Lugar-Casey Global Food Security Act, Genetic Engineering, and the Gates Foundation” (May 18th, 2010) .
” Open Letter to Paul Collier, Professor of Economics and Director of the Center for the Study of African Economies, Oxford University, UK, in response to “Politics of Hunger,” Foreign Affairs (USA), November-December 2008. Authors: Bill Aal (AGRA Watch), Lucy Jarosz (Professor, Geography, University of Washington), Carol Thompson (AGRA Watch, Professor, Political Economy, Northern Arizona University), (January 20, 2009).
How Healthy for Africans is the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA)? By Professor Carol Thompson, Northern Arizona University. 3 pages
. By Professor Carol Thompson and Andrew Mushita (2007).
AGRA Watch in the Media
? By Daniel Bornstein Food Tank (November 14, 2014).
? Greenacreradio (October 16, 2014).
? By Anna Goren The Seattle Globalist (October 14, 2014).
By Julie Wilson Natural News, (October 14, 2014).
By Sandi Doughton, The Seattle Times (October 12, 2014).
Food Sovereignty in Africa? Featuring Million Belay and Bridget Mugambe “Mind over Matters” 90.3 FM KEXP (October 11, 2014).
? By Martha Baskin < (October 10, 2014).
AGRA Watch mentioned in article by Mercola (March 4, 2012).
By Ashley Fent and Phil Bereano, Seattle Times (Nov. 4, 2012).
By Glenn Ashton (AGRA Watch ally), Seattle Times (Feb. 27, 2012).
Bill Aal of AGRA Watch and Alexis Braden-Meyer of the Organic Consumer’s Association (OCA) discuss national and global concerns with genetically modified food at the 2011 Green Festival. Covered in this discussion is the Gates Foundation and its role with Monsanto, and their effect on farmers and agriculture all over the world (May, 2011).
Interview with Phil Bereano in conjuncture with Mercola (April 2, 2011).
(Quoting Phil Bereano) Nourishing the Planet Blog (Feb 7, 2011).
Seattle Times&#8217; Business of Giving Blog (Dec. 8th, 2010).
. KPLU&#8217;s Humanosphere (Dec. 7th, 2010).
The Guardian &#8220;Poverty Matters&#8221; Blog (Sept. 29, 2010).
. Worldwatch Blog Nourishing the Planet
Research conducted by AGRA watch members Travis English and Paige Miller is cited in this article in The Nation by Raj Patel, Eric Holt-Gimenez and Annie Shattuck. This article was part of the edition of the Nation, &#8220;: How to Grow Democracy&#8221;. (September 21, 2009).
Agra Watch co-chair Bill Aal
at Northern Arizona University (April 16, 2009).
AGRA Watch member Phil Bereano is quoted in this article by Sandi Doughton in the Seattle Times. (March 31, 2009).
. Kristi Heim in Seattle Times&#8217; Business of Giving Blog (March 23, 2009).
Resources developed by AGRA Watch
AGRA Watch Popular Education Workshop, &#8220;Exploiting the Politics of &#8216;Need&#8217;: AGRA & the Gates Foundation&#8221;: Video of workshop at the People&#8217;s Summit, Seattle: ;
Workshop Materials:
&#8211; quotes from powerful philanthropists, corporations, politicians, and intergovernmental bodies on A
&#8211; quotes from African civil society organizations, farmers, scholars from the US and Africa, advocates, activists, and allies on African demands, realities, and rights (Nov. 28th, 2009).
. An introductory bibliography about the the issues involved with the first Green Revolution, compiled by AGRA Watch (1970 &#).
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