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Nature : a weekly illustrated journal of science. - Vol. 1, n. 1 (nov./apr. 1869/70)-. - London : Macmillan Publishers, 1869-. - v. : ill. ; 28 cm. Settimanale. - Il complemento del titolo varia: the international weekly journal of science (1983-). - ISSN 0028-0836 Full Journal Title: Nature JCR Abbrev. Title: NATURE Editors-in-Chief: Philip Campbell ISSN: 0028-0836 Issues/Year: 51 Language: ENGLISH Journal Country/Territory: ENGLAND Publisher: Macmillan Publishers Limited, part of Springer Nature Subject Categories: BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, CHEMICAL SCIENCES, COMMUNITY AND SOCIETY, EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, PHYSICAL SCIENCES. Impact Factor: 38.138 5-Year Impact Factor: 41.458 Availabile in MAIB Organic Agriculture Library
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About the cover: (Iissue 542(7642): 392-512) MichaĂŤl Gillon et al. report the results of a photometric monitoring campaign of the star TRAPPIST-1 from the ground and space. They reveal that at least seven planets with sizes and masses similar to Earth revolve around this Jupiter-sized star. These planets all have equilibrium temperatures low enough to make it possible for liquid water to exist on their surfaces. The cover shows an artist's interpretation of the seven planets and their relationship with TRAPPIST-1. Cover art: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Robert Hurt (IPAC). The journal is also available in electronic format: for access ask to inchingolog@iamb.it
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La Biblioteca dell'Istituto Agronomico Mediterraneo di Bari ha acquisito una preziosa collezione costituita da un cospicuo numero di opere librarie in materia di gestione delle risorse idriche, pervenuti grazie a una donazione del Prof. Atef Hamdy, professore emerito del IAM di Bari.
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Act now to make sure libraries are included in your country's national development plans for the SDGs!!
The inclusion of libraries and access to information in national and regional development plans will contribute to meeting the global United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. In support of this goal, IFLA has published a booklet of examples and recommendations for policymakers demonstrating the contribution of libraries to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). There is also a supporting two-page handout. The booklet includes stories from all types of libraries in many countries around the world. IFLA thanks all IFLA members and partners that contributed their stories for the booklet. Additional stories will be made available online, and you can re-print the booklet and handout at any time. Print copies were mailed to all IFLA members and print quality PDFs are available for download in all IFLA languages. Download the booklet https://www.ifla.org/files/assets/hq/topics/librariesdevelopment/documents/access-and-opportunity-for all.pdf 6 April 2017 - Announcement
Call for Papers: IFLA Journal special issue on Privacy Submission Deadline: 15 September 2017 IFLA Journal and IFLA's Freedom of Access to Information and Freedom of Expression ( FA I F E ) A d v i s o r y Committee are pleased to announce a call for papers for a special issue focused on Privacy. In the Digital Age,
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information is both more plentiful and more easily accessible than ever, a fact that has had profound implications for individuals' ability to exercise control over their own personal information. Many Library and Information Science institutions, associations, and professionals have long established privacy as a pillar of the profession's ethical codes, but as the nature of the creation and dissemination of information, as well as its content, has changed in recent decades, so too have the questions institutions, associations, and professionals face about how to define and uphold privacy. IFLA Journal invites papers for a special issue focused on privacy, libraries, and information professions across all continents. The issue will be published in the summer of 2018 as Volume 44:2. In particular, the main goal of the special issue is to gather the latest theory, research, and practices from libraries and information professions to further the professional discourse on the definition and provision of privacy in the 21st century. Guest Editors: Dr. Louise Cooke Reader in Information & Knowledge Management Head of Information Management Discipline Group School of Business & Economics Loughborough University Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: · The development and role of professional ethics in creating privacy norms within libraries and information organizations · Legislative rights and constraints on privacy in libraries and information organizations · Internet technologies and privacy · Privacy standards and norms in new information professions · Public perceptions and behaviors regarding privacy, information access, and communications · Education programs to inform public of issues regarding privacy and information access · Privacy policies and practices of specific organizations · Library interactions with public policy on privacy · Collection, preservation, and safeguarding of digital data · Confidentiality of services and usage information Submission Deadline: Articles for the special issue should be submitted to IFLA Journal for peer review before 15 September 2017. How to Submit a Manuscript IFLA Journal is hosted on ScholarOne™ Manuscripts, a web based online submission and peer review system
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IFLA Seeks Global Vision for Libraries Two-day workshop kicks off worldwide effort By Larra Clark | April 13, 2017 Librarians from around the world gathered in Athens, Greece, April 4–5 to kickstart a global vision for libraries. The meeting was part of a series convened by the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) that continues with regional workshops in May and June. The twoday Global Vision Workshop followed the IFLA President's Meeting, which featured diverse speakers who outlined societal, global, and technological trends. “Today we begin a very important journey,” said IFLA President Donna Scheeder, stating that the issues facing libraries today require “individual commitment to a collective and joint response to achieve a common
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executive director of the Association for Progressive Communications in Melville, South Africa; Vassilis Haralambidis, founder and artistic director of the Bios cultural center in Athens; and Ivan Owen, manager of the University of Washington Bothell's Makerspace Lab. With Q&A sessions and table discussion questions, the President's Meeting led into two days of open-ended questions and exploration.
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IFLA President Donna Scheeder (Photo: Evgeni Hristov) The opening speaker for the President's Meeting, Dave Snowden, founder and chief scientific officer at Cognitive Edge, set the tone for the meeting by asserting that “until you change the way people think about past and present, there is no future.” He offered examples of how to create this change via citizen ethnography and research about the making of meaning. He also cautioned attendees about the limits of pattern recognition, the dangers of overspecialization, and deterministic goal-setting. “If you have specific targets, you miss opportunities along the way. We have become more focused on measurement than what is measured,” he said. Snowden advocated small-scale and energy-efficient experiments to best prepare for change. “Evolution is about luck, not the fittest. Cultivating the ability to see the inconsequential is key to innovation, and librarians are the custodians of the inconsequential,” he said in advocating for managed serendipity and the ability to cultivate skills to recombine and repurpose in novel ways. While Snowden argued that we've never lived in a factbased society, “fake news” and its internet-based proliferation was a topic throughout the sessions. Futurist and science fiction author Karl Schroeder framed this theme as the “antilibrary.” The antilibrary i s c h a r a c t e r i z e d b y s p e e d , e f f i c i e n c y, dematerialization, and equality—meaning all information is treated the same, and there is no way to establish authenticity or authority. “The cancer of information is that it contains no knowledge,” Schroeder said. Another, perhaps predictable, thread throughout the conversations was the importance of materiality—including physical collections, buildings, and people—in an increasingly digital world. Schroeder also discussed how libraries might localize global concerns and serve as portals for contextualizing and sharing global knowledge within a local context. Other speakers included Anriette Esterhuysen,
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IFLA Secretary General Gerald Leitner (Photo: Evgeni Hristov) “We firmly believe that only a unified and connected library field will be able to fulfill the true potential of libraries: to build literate, informed, and participative societies,” said IFLA Secretary General Gerald Leitner.
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AGROFOR International Journal 2017 Year 2017, Volume 2, Issue 1
Full text vol. 2, issue 1: h t t p : / / w w w. a g r o f o r. r s . b a / d a t a / 2 0 1 7 0 2 2 1 Vol2Issue1.pdf Latest articles from Volume 2. Issue No. 1: Pathology of testes cells in white mice after impact of eprinomectin Anastasia SOGRINA, Vera BEREZHKO, Lyudmila NAPISANOVA, Tatiana PROHOROVA Avermectines are new class of antibiotics with acaricidal and anthelmintic activity. New medicine containing macrocyclic lactones is Eprimec. One milliliter of Eprimeccontains 10mg of Eprinomectin as active substance.The aim of our study was to determine the extent of karyopatic and cytotoxic effects of that preparation to cell division process in testes of white mice.The materials for the study were the non-linear white mice –males18 - 22 g. Experimental group of mice received a dose of 200 micrograms of active compound per 1 kg of weight or 10 mg / ml of Eprinomectin by single subcutaneous injection. The control group of animals remained intact.Each group consisted of 8 mice.The animals were slaughtered at 12 hours after drug administration. Testes of mice were isolated, smears – imprints were prepared that are fixed by May - Grunewald and … [read more]
Indexed in: AGROFOR International Journal is submitted for consideration in the CABI databases, AGRICOLA, AGRIS, and Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC) For citation: AGROFOR International Journal, Volume 2. Issue No. 1. pp. 1-169, East Sarajevo, 2017 About: AGROFOR International Journal publishes scientific and expert papers on agriculture, rural development, environmental protection and management of natural resources, animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, forestry, and biology. It is the endeavor of the Journal to give place to papers of high scientific quality and international interest, authored by international scientist in order to stimulate contacts and exchange of knowledge fostering scientific productivity. For further information conatct: AGROFOR International Journal Editor in Chief: Vesna MILIC Managing Editors: Sinisa BERJAN, Dusan KOVACEVIC and Noureddin DRIOUECH E-mail: agroforjournal@gmail.com, agrofor@pof.ues.rs.ba Phone: +387(0) 57 490 401 / Fax: +387 (0) 57 342 701 http://www.agrofor.rs.ba
Habitat types of european importance in the area of wetlands gromizelj (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Sladjana PETRONIC, Natasa BRATIC, Tanja JAKISIC, Vesna TUNGUZ The paper presents the types of wetlands habitat Gromizeljwhich is of European importance.The review is made on the basis of studies of flora and vegetation and the Guide of the types of habitats according to the European Union(EU) Habitats Directive. Swamp Gromizelj is located in the northeast of Republic of Srpska (RS) and Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), in the municipality of Bijeljina. During the research the following habitats have beenisolated: 3150 Natural eutrophic lakes with Magnopotamnion-or Hydrocharition-vegetationtype, 3270 Muddy river banks with Chenopodionrubrip.p. and Bidention p.p.vegetation … [read more] Social network sites utilized in agricultural extension services in kingdom of Saudi Arabia Bander M. ALSAGHAN, Ahmed M. DIAB, Abdullah S. ALHOTAN The purposes of this research are to: i) Measure the degree of utilization of Social Networks (SNS) (Facebook, Twitter, Instgram, Google Plus, LinkedIn,
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Flicker, Tumblr, Hi5, Whatsapp, Snapchat, and Youtube) among agricultural extension personnel in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), ii) Identify the role of SNSs in provision of extension services from the viewpoint of respondents, and iii) Recommend interventions needed to enhance the utilization of SNSs in provision of extension services. An online survey with 55 agricultural extension personnel represent 22% of the total number of extension personnel in KSA (250 personnel) was conducted in April-May 2016, frequencies and percentages were used for data presentation. Sample was young (82% are less than 45 years old) and rather highly educated (75% were have university degree or postgraduate … [read more]
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Comparative characteristics of photosynthetic activity of nectarine cultivars and forms with different colored leaf plate Iuliia IVASHCHENKO, Yuriy IVASHCHENKO, Evgeny SHOFERISTOV, Sergei TSIUPKA Genotypes of nectarine with red leaves were created in Nikita botanical gardens. They have commercially valuable properties and biological characteristics (resi-stance to powdery mildew, large-fruited, the ability of transmitting the trait of red leaves with constant result to progeny seed, etc.). The aim of our researches was to study the main indicators of photoactivity of leaf apparatus of nectarine with green and anthocyanin leaves coloration. Investigations have been carried out in 2010-2015 on intact leaf plates for three cultivars and forms of nectarine with green leaves – Rubinoviy-8 (control), Chemus, Krymtsuht 53-85 and 2 forms with anthocyanin coloration of leaf plate (NektadianaKrasnolistnaya 996-88, Krasnola 495-86). Photosynthetic activity was characterized by chlorophyll fluorescence parameters (Kautsky effect). The content of chlorophyll a and b were determined by … [read more] Seed germination rates of different cool season legumes Elpiniki SKOUFOGIANNI, Dimitrios BARTZIALIS, Kyriakos D. GIANNOULIS, Evangelia KANDRI, Nicholaos G. DANALATOS Temperature is the main factor affecting plant growth and development. Seed germination and seedling establishment are the most critical stages in the life cycle of plants For the purposes of the study, the germination temperatures of six cool-season legumes (Vicia faba, Lens esculentus, Vicia sativa, Lupinus albus, Pisum sativum, and Lathyrus sativus) important cultivars were determined. Seed germination rate was measured at different temperatures in the range 4-10 in a growth chamber with constant parameters (light, water) at three-day intervals for a period of three weeks. Each treatment was repeated four times for
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each temperature value, where 100 seeds were placed in five different separate glass made containers. The measurements were taken at three-day intervals. A seed was deemed to have germinated when at least 1 mm of radicle was visible.It was found … [read more] Pre-sowing seed inoculation in the birdsfoot trefoil seed production Vladeta STEVOVIĆ, Đorđe LAZAREVIĆ, Dalibor TOMIĆ, Dušica DELIĆ, Dragan ĐUROVIĆ A prerequisite for the improvement of birdsfoot trefoilproduction is the production of sufficient quantities of good quality seeds. The aim of the study was to analyze the impact of the seed inoculation with mesorhizobial bacteria on yield and yield components of birdsfoot trefoil seed (Lotus corniculatus L.). In experiment birdsfoot trefoil cultivars Zora, K-37 and Rocco, and two strains of Mesorhizobium loti were used. A trial was carried out in spring 2012 on a private estate in the village of Ivanovci near Ljig (Serbia) and were set up on brown forest soil type, using a randomized block design with three replications and plot size of 5 m2 (5x1m). Seed inoculation was performed immediately before sowing. Sowing was carried out at a distance of 20 cm row spacing with the amount of seed of 10 kg ha-1. Irrespective of inoculation, cultivars significantly differed in terms of the number of stems m-2. Two-factorial experiment showed significant influence of M. loti strains as well as interaction between the strains and the cultivars on seed yield and yield components investigated … [read more] The content of essential elements in the flowers and fruits of chaenomeles (chaenomeles lindl.) Larisa KOMAR-TYOMNAYA, Elena DUNAEVSKAYA Chaenomeles sp. (C. cathayensis, C. japonica, C. spesiosa and C. x superba) are characterized by rich chemical composition of all plant parts and the wide variability of the accumulation of separate components in different species and cultivars. For the expansion of ideas about the chaenomeles content nutritional value of 7 essential macro- and microelements in the flowers and fruit of 8 cultivars from the Nikita Botanical Gardens collection have been studied. Analysis of plant samples was carried out by dry ashing with subsequent determination of mostelements on the atomic absorption spectrophotometer. Ca and Mg were determined by complex metric method. It was revealed that essential elements were accumulated in the flowers and fruits in different quantities. The maximum amount of K, Fe, Mg, Zn, Cu and Mn is contained in the flowers. The largest amount … [read more] Exploring household food waste issue in Algeria
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Samir Ali AROUS, Roberto CAPONE, Philipp DEBS, Yasmina HADDADI, Hamid EL BILALI, Francesco BOTTALICO, Mohamed HAMIDOUCHE Food losses and waste (FLW) is a phenomenon that has been underestimated, little studied and poorly documented in the Mediterranean countries. Actually, no policies, laws, strategies and action plans have been implemented to reduce FLW in Algeria. This exploratory study aims to evaluate household FW in Algeria. An online survey with 323 Algerian households was conducted in February-April 2015 to assess the knowledge and relative importance of FW; attitudes towards FW; impacts of behaviors regarding food and food management; FW quantity and value; as well as barriers and willingness to behavioral change. Sample is gender-balanced (54% female and 46% male) and rather young (93% are less than 44 years old) while most of respondents have high education level. Results show that household planning and shopping activities are significant … [read more] Sanitary condition of picea abies (l.) karst. young forest stands depending on the spatial specificity Jelena RUBA, Olga MIEZITE, Imants LIEPA As a result of nature resources intensive use, most of ecosystems have been converted. Anthropogenic impact includes changes of forest stands structure and their spatial specificity in the forest area. Accordingly the sanitary state of Norway spruce young forest stands can be affected by different risk impact factors of management. The aim of the research was to analyze the spruce Picea abies (L.) Karst. young forest stands sanitary condition depending on forest plots spatial specificity and location in the forest areas. The data were collected in 4 regions of Latvia in spruce young forest stands (1 - 40 years old).The research was conducted in young natural and artificial stands (pure – 44, mixed – 42). In total 502 sample plots with a total area of 28250 m2were installed.The particular plot size (25, 50, 100 and 200 m2) were selected depending on the stand … [read more] Genetic variability of the cereal (poaceae) germplasm collection monitored by protein and molecular markers Miodrag DIMITRIJEVIĆ, Sofija PETROVIĆ, Borislav BANJAC, Goran BARAĆ, Aleksandra YURIEVNA DRAGOVIĆ, Alexander MIHAILOVICH KUDRYAVTSEV, Desimir KNEŽEVIĆ All the new challenges that food production has been experienced, requires adequate response not only in wide agricultural practice, but also in modern breeding programs. Broadening genetic variability is indispensable to meeting the border set by climatic changes, land erosion, human population growth, and sustainable agriculture. Gathering genetic variability,
forming and examining genetic collection are integral part of the task. A germplasm collection of 220 entries, consisting of cereal (Poaceae) genotypes has been formed. Genetic variability of wheat (Triticum sp.), barley (Hordeum sp.), and goat grass (Aegilops sp.), samples from the germplasm collection was analysed using gliadin blocks as protein markers, as well as, Random Amplified Polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers. Gliadin allelic variation was notable within Triticum … [read more] Influence of agrochemical rehabilitation on the heavy metal migration to the water Yuri MAZHAYSKIY, Olga CHERNIKOVA, Alexey KARPOV, Otilija MISECKAITE Soil plays the main role in the sustaining life of Earth ecosystems –it is the fundamental foundation of agriculture resources, food security, economy and environmental quality. The heavy metal pollution has been increasing in agricultural soils worldwide.For example, Cu is widely used as a pesticide against fungal and bacterial diseases in crops or as a contaminant in organic amendments, or for irrigation as pig manure or sewage sludge. Soil and water pollution have the great impact on food safety and to human health: polluted soils have direct health risks, and secondary risk is connected to contamination of water supplies. The article presents the lysimetric experiment with the chemical composition results.This exploratory study aims to evaluate the influence of agrochemical rehabilita-tion on the heavy metal migration to the water.The chemical composition of intra soil water … [read more] Adaptive capacity of some lavender and lavandin cultivarsin vitro and in situ Oksana GREBENNIKOVA, Anfisa PALIY, Valentina B R A I L K O , O l g a M I T R O FA N O VA Va l e r y R A B O T YA G O V, I r i n a Z H D A N O VA , I r i n a MITROFANOVA Lavandula angustifolia Mill.and (LavandulaxintermediaEmericexLoisel) are promising fragrant plants with medicinal, aromatic and ornamental properties. Since the collection plantations of these crops are very damaged with viral pathogens and there is lack of seed propagation in valuable cultivars 'Belyanka', 'Record' (lavender) and 'Rabat', 'Snezhnyi Bars' (lavandin), were introduced in vitro. Chemotherapy was used for cleaning up. Regenerants were cultured (4-5 months) on MS medium with 0.3 mg L-1 Kinetin, 0.025 mg L 1 NAA and 0.25 mg L-1 GA3 at 25±1°C under 16-h photoperiod. Intact plants were studied during the growing season. In order to reveal plants` biotechnological and genetic capacity some biochemical stress indicators, indexes of photosynthetic activity and water regime were
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identified. Under the open field cultivation, tested plants were rich in ascorbic acid, phenolic compounds, and redox enzymes (catalase, polyphenol oxidase … [read more] Modelling reservoir sedimentation at Bin el Ouidane dam, Morocco
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The aim of the research was to identify new methods to increase milk production in sheep. An evaluation of milk production at Ţigaie local breed, in comparison with half-breed females from crossbreeding of local breed sheep with Awassi rams (Aw x Ti) and with Lacaune (La x Ti) was conducted. Estimation of milk production was done according to given by International Committee for Animal Recording (AT method) and statistical analysis was performed using the Restricted Maximum Likelihood method. Mean milk production in Aw x Tiewes was 29,28% higher than in local breed Ţigaie, and 32.20% higher than in La x Ti ewes. Differences of milk yield found in three groups of animals were very significant (p<0.001). Based on obtained results it could be concluded that crossbreeding of Ţigaie with Awassi breed rams had a better effect on increasing of milk … [read more] Cereals seed lifecycle Sergej V. GONCHAROV Cereals seed lifecycle is considered as duration of a variety commercial use, or period of having margin from variety market introduction till its withdrawal from the market. In most of cases, it coincides with average period of variety listing. But available National Registers includes list of approved varieties, and don't keep tracks about withdrawal ones. The article goal was to check author's methodology of calculation of actual cereals seed lifecycle. National Registers of Commonwe-alth of Independent State (CIS) countries (Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine) compare to German Bundesortenamt were used as data base. It was assumed thatnumber of varieties, been listing within five years period, is constant; therefore share of listed varieties in older groups shows probability of a variety listing within any group. It was found, that winter wheat seed commercialization period lasts about 24 years in Kazakhstan, 14 in Russia, 13 in Germany, 12in Ukraine and 9in Belarus. Similar trends … [read more] Level of larval atack on maize roots as a consequence of artificial infestationwith western corn rootworm eggs Snežana TANASKOVIĆ, Branka POPOVIĆ, Sonja GVOZDENAC, Zsolt KARPÁTI, Csengele BÓGNAR, Matthias ERB The Western corn rootworm (WCR), Diabrotica virgifera sp. virgifera (Col., Chrysomelidae), is an oligophagous pest native in America. WCR is a maize pest present in all regions of the Corn Belt. It is an invasive species which was, in Europe, first identified in Serbia, in 1992, near the Belgrade airport. The presence of this pest in maize field can cause losses and plant damages up to 100%. A field experiment was carried out in Bečej, Vojvodina province (Serbia),
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during 2014 and 2015. In the field, 96 plants (maize cultivar NS 640), arranged in 48 pairs were selected. Each pair consisted of one plant artificially infested with WCR eggs (D plant) and the control plant (C plant). In both years, the experiment in the field was regularly inspected, once a week. During each observation, the presence of "goose neck" symptoms was recorded, and the number of plants damaged by the most important … [read more] Germination characteristics of tedera (bituminaria bituminosa var. bituminosa) Marta BARBERÁ, María P. FLORES, José I.R. CASTANON, Erik DIAZ-AVILA, Myriam R. VENTURA This study was conducted to evaluate the germination response of tedera seeds (Bituminaria bituminosa var. bituminosa C.H Stirt) to water submersion t. Tedera is a perennial legume considered as a potential new pasture for Mediterranean, African and arid areas and traditionally used as forage for ruminants. It is characterized by deep-rootedness, drought tolerance, high protein content and nutritive value, offering elevate interest in animal nutrition. The experiment was undertaken from October 2015 with freshly harvested seeds collected by hand on natural populations from Gran Canaria, Canary Islands. Seed weight of tedera was compared using four replicates of 50 seeds. The seeds were divided into two groups (two replicates each group) and submerged on ambient temperature water during 16 or 24 hours each group. The mean seed weight was 23mg and it germinates in temperatures ranging … [read more]
Seeking an optimal classification system for the commercial categories of olive oils Carla MARANO-MARCOLINI, Francisco J. TORRES-RUIZ, Esther LÓPEZ-ZAFRA The ultimate goal of food classifications systems (FCS) is to inform in an adequate way to the different agents of the market and mainly to consumers about the different categories, characteristics and quality of a food product. In particular, in this paper we focus on the olive oils classification systems. This system is formed by three product categories divided according to the objective quality of each one. Its main function is to help the consumers to distinguish and understand the distinctive characteristics of each category, motivating their learning to ensure that they can make informed decisions, avoiding confusion or mistakes. However, in many cases, the classification systems show important deficiencies that increase the confusion and hinder the consumer learning. For this reason, the objective of this work is to offer some orientations for the design of … [read more]
Sequence analysis of insecticide resistance and detoxification related genes in spodoptera littoralis(lepidoptera: noctuidae) Nurper GUZ, Aslı DAĞERİ The Egyptian cotton leaf worm, Spodoptera littoralis (Boisd.) is a well-known as one of the most destructive agricultural lepidopterous pests. It is a true generalist species with a promiscuous feeding strategy which enables it to attack numerous economically important crops all year round including vegetables, ornamental plants, and cotton. Recently, chemical control has been commonly used to suppress populations of S. littoralis; however, a very large number of insecticides have ledto the emergence ofresistance. An extensive use of insecticides also has other side effects, including the elimination of non-targeted organisms, environmental damage and harm to human health. Genome-wide high-throughput technologies help developing resistance management strategies, especially identifying genetic mechanisms of resistance. The aim of the present study was to produce … [read more]
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Scrivo dunque sono: rubrica dedicata agli scrittori emergenti.
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Come lacrime nella pioggia, di Sofia Domino
diritto d'autore (Legge, 22/04/1941 n° 633, G.U. 16/07/1941). Sinossi: A ventidue anni Sarah Peterson è una comune ragazza di New York, appassionata di fotografia e di viaggi. A quindici anni Asha Sengupta è una giovane ragazza indiana, venduta come sposa da suo padre. D'improvviso il presente di Sarah s'intreccia con quello di Asha. L'amicizia tra due ragazze, diverse ma uguali, spiccherà il volo. Non solo Sarah si ritrova, con il suo fidanzato, a vivere per lunghi periodi in un villaggio remoto dell'India, ma scoprirà che cosa si nasconde in un Paese magico e allo stesso tempo terrorizzante. Asha farà di tutto per lottare per i suoi sogni, per avere dei diritti paritari a quelli degli uomini e per continuare a studiare, perché non vuole sposarsi così giovane, e non vuole sposare chi non ama. Sarah si schiererà dalla sua parte, ma nel suo secondo viaggio in India scoprirà che Asha è scomparsa. Liberarla dalla trappola in cui è caduta, per Sarah diventerà un'ossessione. Un romanzo che fa luce su una verità dei giorni nostri, una storia di violenze, di corruzioni, di diritti negati. Una storia sull'amicizia. Una storia in grado di aprire gli occhi sull'India, il Paese peggiore in cui nascere donna. L'autrice: Nata nel 1987, sin da piccola adorava
Autrice: Sofia Domino Titolo: Come lacrime nella pioggia Data pubblicazione: maggio 2014 Editore: selfpublishing Pagine: 280 Per saperne di più: www.unponteperannefrank.org In questo numero della newsletter vi presento un romanzo che ho letto personalmente “Come lacrime nella pioggia” della mia amica Sofia Domino, giovane scrittrice promettente. Un romanzo di denuncia, molto forte, che narra della situazione terribile in cui vivono le donne indiane ancora oggi. Se desideri leggerlo gratis, invia una mail a sofiaromanzo@yahoo.it e lo riceverai in pdf direttamente sulla tua casella di posta. L'autrice: “Invito i miei lettori a firmare gratuitamente una petizione che ho lanciato su Change.org, per aiutare le donne dei villaggi rurali indiani ad avere una vita migliore”. Vo r r e i r i n g r a z i a r e l ' a u t r i c e p e r l a c o r t e s e collaborazione a divulgare questo romanzo e per le emozioni che è riuscita a trasmettermi leggendolo. Vi ricordo l'indirizzo email per inviarmi segnalazioni, estratti, sinossi: inchingolog@iamb.it. Inserire in rubrica determinati libri piuttosto che altri, è frutto di una scelta del tutto personale, previa autorizzazione dell'autore e nel rispetto della normativa vigente sul
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scrivere temi e racconti. Adesso la scrittura è la sua passione principale. Oltre a scrivere, ama leggere e sognare. Inoltre, viaggia appena può. “Come lacrime nella pioggia” è il suo secondo romanzo; “Quando dal cielo cadevano le stelle” è il suo romanzo d'esordio. Prima di scrivere “Come lacrime nella pioggia” ho raccolto numerose testimonianze e ho svolto altrettante ricerche, sia per lo stile di vita in India incluso Kailashpur - sia per le leggi che vigono nel Paese. La storia di Asha non è un frutto della mia immaginazione, è arricchita dalla mia immaginazione, ma Asha è la voce di tutte quelle ragazze e donne che, ancora oggi, lottano per la loro indipendenza, per la felicità, per i sogni. Per la libertà. Nonostante alcune donne in India stiano conquistando nuovi spazi nella vita economica, sociale e culturale del Paese, ci sono ancora troppe donne nascoste che non hanno una voce.
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Una donna in India vale meno di niente, e ho letto testimonianze di ragazze che, ascoltando promesse che non saranno mai mantenute, lasciano i loro villaggi alla ricerca di una vita migliore, per poi ritrovarsi tra le mani di uomini che si definiscono i loro padroni, che le rapiscono, le comprano, le picchiano, le violentano. Se loro provano a fuggire, il più delle volte vengono uccise. Numerose associazioni in tutto il mondo cercano di aiutare queste donne, di dare una voce alle vittime dell'India, ed è quello che voglio fare anch'io con il mio romanzo. In molti conosciamo gli ultimi casi di stupro in India, che coinvolgono donne, ragazze, e addirittura bambine che vedono perdere la loro innocenza per colpa di troppi uomini. In molti, inoltre, ricordiamo le immagini di tutte quelle ragazze indiane, con i cartelli ben alzati, che durante numerose manifestazioni gridano per le strade la loro voglia di giustizia, di dire basta. Se una donna indiana si avvicina alla polizia per chiedere aiuto, non riceve nessun sostegno. Perché una donna in India non vale niente e le sue parole non hanno importanza. La polizia indiana è corrotta, e spesso anche persone come Sarah, che lottano continuamente per la giustizia in India, andando contro il governo, sono in pericolo: vengono incarcerate, uccise, oppure spariscono nel nulla. Siamo nel 2017 ed è inaccettabile pensare che queste ingiustizie siano all'ordine del giorno. Ragazze rapite, violentate, drogate, uccise, costrette a sposarsi con uomini che non amano, costrette ad abbandonare gli studi, a vivere come schiave… Penso che, nel nostro piccolo, ognuno possa fare qualcosa. Parliamo di questa verità, raccontiamola, affinché presto in India tutte le donne non debbano più temere di uscire dalle loro case, di ridere, di seguire la moda, di sognare. Di vivere. Nel 2014 ho fondato l'Associazione di volontariato Un ponte per Anne Frank, e proprio partendo dagli errori del passato lavoriamo sui diritti umani oggi, sull'importanza di essere cittadini e responsabili e ci dedichiamo a quei bambini che - in Italia e all'estero, incluso in India - vivono situazioni di disagio.
Graziella, una libraia speciale: “Ho lasciato una grande azienda per avverare un sogno” "Credo nella lettura come cura per la mente, il corpo e
soprattutto per l'anima". Per avverare il suo sogno ha lasciato la famosa azienda in cui lavorava. Cinque anni dopo, Graziella Ridolfo, fondatrice della libreria
Evolvo Libri di Gravellona Toce, a ilLibraio.it confessa: "Oggi mi sento finalmente una libraia, un termine che prima ho sempre avuto pudore a usare, perché nasco e sono prima di tutto lettrice" - La storia Il 14 Maggio di quest'anno la mia libreria, Evolvo Libri, compie 5 anni. Evolvo Libri nasce dalla mia passione per la lettura ed è la realizzazione di un sogno cresciuto col tempo nella mia mente. In termini di spazio è una piccola libreria, non a caso ho volutamente creato un ambiente accogliente allo scopo di mettere a proprio agio chi entra, in modo che possa prendersi il tempo che vuole nella scelta del libro, confrontandosi con me. È una piccola libreria alla quale però non manca nulla. In questi anni sono cresciuta sia a livello professionale sia personale. All'inizio ero intimidita da questo ruolo, in quanto proveniente da tutt'altra realtà (lavoravo in Bialetti, l'azienda produttrice della Moka, ero segretaria di direzione), ma col tempo ho imparato a destreggiarmi, comprendendo come rapportarmi con le persone, cercando di soddisfare le loro esigenze, ricercando anche i libri fuori catalogo o quelli che chiamo 'missioni impossibili'.E oggi mi sento finalmente una libraia, un termine che prima ho sempre avuto pudore a usare, perché nasco e sono prima di tutto lettrice. Il senso più grande di questo mestiere lo trovo quando mi metto in ascolto dei miei clienti e cerco di capire ciò che desiderano e le soddisfazioni più grandi arrivano quando tornano e mi dicono che il romanzo consigliato era giusto per loro. Un approccio relazionale che lambisce la confidenza e a volte diventa una relazione di ricerca insieme. Anche per questo un anno fa ho sentito l'esigenza di tornare a studiare e ho preso un Master in Book-Coaching (o Libro Terapia) alla Scuola Accademia della Felicità di Milano: credo nella lettura come cura per la mente, il corpo e soprattutto per la nostra anima. Nella piccola Evolvo Libri trovo posto per tante cose: faccio incontri con gli autori, edito piccoli progetti locali e promuovo meravigliose letture animate per bambini, anche con progetti scolastici, come quello che partirà in aprile con la scuola primaria. Si chiama “Passione Libro”, si svolgerà qui in libreria, dove leggerò albi illustrati per avvicinare i bimbi alla lettura.Credo molto nei libri con le illustrazioni, che accendono l'immaginazione insieme alla scrittura e che, essendo non lunghi, i bambini hanno l'obiettivo breve di finire. Sono presente anche sui temi del benessere con una serie di eventi che chiamo “Evolvo Libri alla ricerca della felicità”, ovvero incontri con professionisti di varie discipline: dalla formatrice di pensiero positivo, alla nutrizionista, alla psicologa, all'astrologa e altri ancora. Sono convinta che l'essere umano non smette mai di apprendere e credo che la creatività sia alla base della nostra vita. Per questo vedo la libreria indipendente come un punto di incontro tra persone che condividono la passione per il libro, la curiosità per i vari argomenti, la gioia di apprendere e di evolvere, quella che forse si chiama fame di conoscenza. [Fonte pagina FB il libraio]
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Reviews FAO Repository Library: Gender Title: Compendium of Good Practices in Training for Gender Equality Abstract: The Compendium of Good Practices in Training for Gender Equality aims to make both an empirical and an analytical contribution to the ďŹ eld of training for gender equality. The Compendium offers in-depth information on 10 different good practices, including detailed outlines of training courses, examples of dealing with challenges and a collection of tools and activities for use in training for gender equality. Infos: Type of publication: Report Authors/editor(s): Lucy Ferguson, Ruya Leghari and Emma Wretblad Publishing house: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 92 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-1-63214-045-6 Download File: Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women (CEDAW) for youth
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Title: Typology on Training for Gender Equality Abstract: The Typology on Training for Gender Equality is a classiďŹ cation of the types of training for gender equality: awareness-raising and consciousness-building, knowledge enhancement, skills training, change in attitudes/behaviours, and mobilisation for social transformation. The Typology aims to support training commissioners to plan, develop, design, deliver and evaluate training-related activities. Infos: Type of publication: Report Authors/editor(s): Ruya Leghari and Emma Wretblad Publishing house: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 36 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-1-63214-046-3 Download File: Typology on Training for Gender Equality Tags: Education; Training; Capacity development; Coordination, knowledge management.
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Abstract: Twenty years after the landmark Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, and at a time when the global community is defining the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for the post-2015 era, the international consensus on the need to achieve gender equality seems stronger than ever before.1 Empowering women and girls is among the goals aspired to by all, from grassroots organizations, trade unions and corporations to Member States and intergovernmental bodies. But how far has this consensus been translated into tangible progress on the ground, and what more is needed to bridge the gaps between rhetoric and reality? Drawing on promising experiences from around the world, this Report proposes a comprehensive agenda for key policy actors-including gender equality advocates, national governments and international agenzie-to make human rights a lived reality for all women and girls. Governments in every region have made legally binding commitments to respect, protect and fulfil women's human rights, recognizing their intrinsic value as well as the synergies between women's rights and wider prosperity. Women's access to decent employment is not only likely to improve their agency and the distributional dynamics within the household but can also lift whole households out of poverty. Improvements in their health and education are key contributors to women's own well-being and life chances and are also linked to better outcomes for their children. In the long term, societies and economies can only thrive if they make full use of women's skills and capacities. There have been significant achievements since Beijing: more girls are enrolling in school; and more women are working, getting elected and assuming leadership positions. Where once it was regarded as a private matter, preventing and redressing violence against women and girls is at last on the public policy agenda. Women have gained greater legal rights to access employment, own and inherit property and get married and divorced on the same terms as men. These areas of progress show that gender inequalities can be reduced through public action. However, while hugely important, these changes have not yet resulted in equal outcomes for women and men. Globally, three quarters of working age men are in the labour force compared to half of working age women. Among those who are employed, women constitute nearly two thirds of 'contributing family workers', who work in family businesses without any direct pay. Everywhere, women continue to be denied equal pay for work of equal value and are less likely than men to receive a pension, which translates into large income inequalities throughout their lives. Globally, women's earnings are 24 per cent less than men's, and even in countries such as Germany-where policies are increasingly supportive of female employment- women on average earn just half as much income as men over their lifetimes. Yet, in all regions women work more than men: they do almost two and a half times as much unpaid care and domestic work as men, and if paid and unpaid work are combined, women in almost all countries work longer hours than men each day. This Report focuses on the economic and social dimensions of gender equality, including the right of all women to a good job, with fair pay and safe working conditions, to an adequate pension in older age, to health care and to safe water, without discrimination based on factors such as socioeconomic status, geographic location and race or ethnicity. In doing so, it aims to unravel some of the challenges and contradictions facing the world today: at a time when women and girls have almost equal opportunities when it comes to education, why are only half of women of working age in the labour force globally, and why do women still earn much less than men? In an era of unprecedented global wealth, why are large numbers of women not able to exercise their right to even basic levels of health care, water and sanitation? As the Report shows, these inequalities are not inevitable. Economic and social policies can contribute to the creation of stronger economies, and to more sustainable and more gender-equal societies, if they are designed and implemented with women's rights at their centre. Infos: Type of publication: Report Publishing house: United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 342 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-1-63214-015-9 Download File: 'Progress of the worlds women 2015-2016 Tags: Human rights; Ending violence against women and girls; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Gender training; Youth; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Women's labor.
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Title: Shaping the international agenda: Raising women's voices in intergovernmental forums Abstract: This publication aims to build knowledge on women's participation in national delegations to meetings of international organizations' governing bodies and their leadership roles in these meetings. It is based on responses to a questionnaire addressed to members of the United Nations Governing Bodies Secretariat and of the International Gender Champions–Geneva. Although the results of the survey may not be representative of all United Nations organizations, they have yielded important information on the current policies and practices in the 23 entities that took part. Based on the responses, six types of actions to improve women's participation in governing body meetings have been identified: (a) explicit policies and mandated targets; (b) tracking and reporting; (c) training and capacity-building; (d) financial support; (e) advocacy and networking; and (f) communications strategies. The survey results are complemented by an overview of intergovernmental and inter-agency frameworks and trends in women's participation in national Governments and intergovernmental forums. Best practices in promoting women's participation at different levels – national and multilateral – are also presented with the aim of informing concrete recommendations on the way forward to realize gender balance in international organizations' governing bodies. As the first publication of its kind, it is intended to be a handy source of information and advocacy tool that can empower a wide range of gender-equality advocates to champion gender equality, women's empowerment and gender balance in their work and across their networks.
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Abstract: In 2019, the ILO will celebrate its Centenary. Specialized in the world of work, the ILO's primary goals are to promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen social dialogue on work-related issues. Gender equality in the world of work is at the heart of this mandate. And women's full and effective participation in the workforce – and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life – is key. Against the backdrop of the significant progress women have made in the world of work, there is much yet to accomplish. While women account for half of the world population, they remain underrepresented. Barely half of women worldwide are working in paid jobs, compared with about four in five men. Globally, a gap of 26 percentage points separates women and men in labour force participation, but the divides are much wider in certain parts of the world. Further, women continue to carry the lion's share of family and caregiving responsibilities. While these duties prevent some from joining the labour force, they also leave many women in the labour force struggling to find a balance between unpaid care and paid work. Going forward, the ILO aims to bring new perspectives that can guide actions to make the world of work a more gender-equitable place. To inform this initiative, the ILO selected Gallup as its partner to obtain sound data on global attitudes and perceptions regarding women and work from both women and men. Having a complete picture requires balancing both objective data and subjective perceptions and attitudes. This is especially true in regard to gender equality and women's empowerment in the world of work. Over the decades, the benefits that women's economic empowerment brings to individuals, families and societies as a whole have become clear, and yet gender equality has not been achieved anywhere. While most of the research focus so far has been on the tangible factors influencing gender equality at work, probing the intangible factors also has value. The ILO added questions to the Gallup World Poll to foster a better understanding of how women and men feel and think about women and work. For governments and employers' and workers' organizations, a deeper appreciation of people's insights can lead to improved formulating or revisiting regulations and policies that, in turn, could contribute to charting a better future for women at work. This report, “Towards a better future for women and work: Voices of women and men,” details the results of this global research project based on data collected through the Gallup World Poll. It provides a first-ever account of how women and men worldwide think and feel about women and work.2 The findings in this report are based on interviews conducted in 2016 with nearly 149,000 adults in 142 countries and territories3 regarding their attitudes about women and the world of work. Infos: Type of publication: Report Publishing house: International Labour Organization (ILO) Publication date: 2017 Number of pages : 220 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-92-2-128961-6 Download File: Towards a better future for women and work: Voices of women and men Tags: Gender empowerment; Migration; Employment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Gender training; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Women's labor.
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Title: Towards a better future for women and work: Voices of women and men
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Title: Gender mainstreaming activities at the Council of Europe
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Abstract: Born from the need for a new approach to policy-making that takes into account both women's and men's interests and concerns, in order to design better policies, the concept of gender mainstreaming was first introduced at the 1985 United Nations World Conference on Women in Nairobi. It was consequently introduced as a strategy in international gender equality policy through the Beijing Platform for Action adopted at the 1995 Fourth United Nations World Conference on Women in Beijing. The Council of Europe was instrumental in developing the concept of gender mainstreaming from the 1990's onwards, including through the establishment of a Group of Specialists on Mainstreaming in 1995, which prepared a conceptual framework and a methodology for mainstreaming the gender equality perspective in an effective and visible way (1998). This work led to the adoption of the definition of gender mainstreaming used within the Council of Europe and by many other organisations and countries: “Gender mainstreaming is the (re)organisation, improvement, development and evaluation of policy processes, so that a gender equality perspective is incorporated in all policies at all levels at all stages, by the actors involved in policy making.” In 1998, the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe also adopted a Recommendation on Gender mainstreaming. Since then, the gender mainstreaming strategy has been an integral part of the work and activities of the Council of Europe to promote the full realisation of gender equality. This is part of the “dual approach” generally used in both national gender equality policies and in International organisations, which combines a) specific policies and actions for the advancement of women, including positive action, and b) gender mainstreaming. Infos: Type of publication: Information document Prepared by: Gender Equality Unit Publishing house: European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) Publication date: 2017 Number of pages : 20 p. Language : English Download File: Gender mainstreaming activities at the Council of Europe Tags: Gender empowerment; Migration; Employment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Gender training; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Women's labor. Title: Gender Equality Commission Commission pour l'égalité de genre : Gender Equality Glossary Abstract: During its fifth meeting, which took place in Strasbourg on 2-5 April 2014, the Gender Equality Commission (GEC) discussed the preparation of a Gender Equality Glossary based on the definitions and terms of Council of Europe instruments and standards. During the sixth meeting of the GEC (19-21 November 2014), the Secretariat presented a Concept Note (GEC (2014)7) including an overview of existing glossaries. In the discussion that followed, GEC members instructed the Secretariat to prepare a more detailed document including relevant definitions from Council of Europe instruments and standards, providing sources and explanations for discussion at the GEC meeting in November 2015. This document, prepared by the Secretariat, is the result of these discussions. Infos: Type of publication: Information document Prepared by: Gender Equality Unit Publishing house: European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 50 p. Language : English Download File: 'Gender Equality Commission Commission pour légalité de genre : Gender Equality Glossary Tags: Gender empowerment; Migration; Employment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Gender training; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Women's labor.
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Title: Seminar combating sexist hate speech : report 10-12 February 2016 European Youth Centre, Strasbourg
Infos: Type of publication: Information document Prepared by: Gender Equality Unit Publishing house: European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 54 p. Language : English Download File: Seminar combating sexist hate speech : report 10-12 February 2016 European Youth Centre, Strasbourg Tags: Gender empowerment; Migration; Employment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Gender training; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Women's labor.
Title: Poverty, gender and intersecting inequalities in the EU. Review of the implementation of Area A: Women and Poverty of the Beijing Platform for Action Abstract: Poverty in Europe today is more than just a lack of resources for survival. It also involves a loss of opportunities for meaningful participation in all areas of life, which can cause detachment and exclusion of such people from society. Despite increasing access to basic resources for majority of people, poverty and social exclusion in Europe has been on the rise. It affects both women and men, and in particular groups of people, such as lone parents, young people, older women, people with disabilities, migrants and Roma. In an inclusive society, people's well-being and life chances should not be pre-determined by their background, such as gender, age or ethnicity. Nor should having children become a poverty risk. Ensuring equal opportunities is vital for people facing extra challenges, such as poor health or disability, so that they can achieve their full potential in life. The importance of equal economic independence for every single person cannot be underestimated. Our report shows that routes into and out of poverty or social exclusion differ for women and men. Due to existing gender inequalities in public and private life, women are continually at a higher risk of poverty across the EU. Gender roles, stereotypes and structural inequalities weaken women's opportunities in the labour market and devalue their work. These obstacles mean that women, especially lone mothers, struggle between work and private life much more than men. Almost every second lone mother across the EU is at risk of poverty or social exclusion. In general, women's economic independence shrinks with the arrival of each child. This is not only harming societies, families or mothers, but there is also a high risk that children will grow up in poverty and have poorer chances for education and success in their own future life.
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Abstract: While the impact of new information technologies on all aspects of modern societies and human life has been very positive, new vulnerabilities of our societies have emerged through the growth of the Internet and social media. The No Hate Speech Movement campaign was set up to mobilise young people for human rights online and countering hate speech. In a survey carried out in 2015, women were one of the top three target groups of online hate speech encountered by the respondents. One thematic focus of the campaign is therefore sexist hate speech. Sexist hate speech is still too often seen as “acceptable”, while in fact it is one of the most widespread and systemic forms of hate. Women and girls receive threats and insults of a sexual character on a daily basis via emails, websites or social media, including threats of publishing personal photos and information. The aims are to humiliate and objectify women, to destroy their reputation and to make them vulnerable and fearful. Sexist hate speech has devastating effects, especially on young women, and affects society's quest to achieve gender equality. The Council of Europe Gender Equality Strategy has the overall goal of achieving the advancement and empowering of women and the realisation of gender equality in member states. One of its five objectives is “combating gender stereotypes and sexism”, including “combating sexism as a form of hate speech and integrating this dimension into Council of Europe action aiming at combating hate speech and discrimination (...)”. This report provides information about the extension of the problem, examples of action and priorities for educational and political action to seriously address and stop sexist hate speech.
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Families with a migrant background face additional challenges. Across the EU, migrants confront a higher risk of poverty and social exclusion than native populations. Migrants' involvement in society, the labour market, their experiences of discrimination and economic independence are not the same between women and men. With the migratory flows seen in Europe today, these matters require immediate attention. Europe must find smart ways to address these challenges and ensure that a gender perspective is maintained throughout the integration process. EIGE has a clear vision to make gender equality a reality for all women and men in the European Union and beyond. Gender equality benefits everyone in society, girls and boys, women and men, and is an important policy goal for the EU. As the European knowledge centre on gender equality, EIGE provides comparable data, robust evidence and sound expertise to support policymakers improve all our lives by bringing about a more gender equal Europe for everyone. This report is part of EIGE's mandate to monitor EU progress towards gender equality, specifically in relation to the objectives of the Beijing Platform for Action (BPfA). I would like to thank all the institutions and experts who contributed to this publication and particularly acknowledge the Slovak Government, the European Commission Directorate-General for Justice, the High Level Group on Gender Mainstreaming, Eurostat, European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) and EIGE's staff. We are confident that this report, its findings and recommendations offer solid and useful evidence to address the unresolved challenges for gender equality facing Europe today.
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Infos: Type of publication: Report Publishing house: European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 128 p. Language : English Download File: Poverty, gender and intersecting inequalities in the EU. Tags: Gender empowerment; Migration; Employment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Gender training; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Women's labor.
Titolo: Cultivating Gender Justice Abstract: This Backgrounder is the first in a multi-authored series on Cultivating Gender Justice. In this series, we seek to uncover the structural foundations of sexism in the food system and highlight the ways people, communities, organizations, and social movements are dismantling the attitudes, institutions, and structures that hold patriarchy in place. To end hunger and malnutrition, we must end injustices in the food and agriculture system. Thus, dismantling sexism in the food system, in the food movement, in our organizations, and among ourselves is fundamental to transforming the food system and our society as a whole. Food First invites contributions on this topic from authors engaged in research and community action to dismantle racism in the food system. Infos: Type of publication: Article Author: Ahna Kruzic Published in: Food First Backgrounder: vol. 23, n. 1, Spring 2017 Publishing house: International Labour Organization (ILO) Publication date: 2017 Number of pages : 4 p. Language : English Download File: Cultivating Gender Justice Tags: Women farmers; Social behaviour; Discrimination; Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Food security.
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Abstract: Gender, Development, and Globalization is the leading primer on global feminist economics and development. Lourdes Benería, a pioneer in the field of feminist economics, is joined in this second edition by Gunseli Berik and Maria Floro to update the text to reflect the major theoretical, empirical, and methodological contributions and global developments in the last decade. Its interdisciplinary investigation remains accessible to a broad audience interested in an analytical treatment of the impact of globalization processes on development and wellbeing in general and on social and gender equality in particular. The revision will continue to provide a wide-ranging discussion of the strategies and policies that hold the most promise in promoting equitable and sustainable development. The authors make the case for feminist economics as a useful framework to address major contemporary global challenges, such as inequalities between the global South and North as well as within single countries; persistent poverty; and increasing vulnerability to financial crises, food crises, and climate change. The authors' approach is grounded in the intellectual current of feminism and human development, drawing on Amartya Sen's capability approach and focused on the importance of the care economy, increasing pressures faced by women, and the failures of neoliberal reforms to bring about sustainable development, reduction in poverty, inequality, and vulnerability to economic crisis. Infos: Type of publication: Book Author: Alessandra Mezzadri Publishing house: Routledge Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 348 p. Language : English Tags: Social behaviour; Social change; Globalization; Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Food security.
Title: Women, Gender, Remittances and Development in the Global South Abstract: This book endeavours to take the conceptualisation of the relationship between transnational remittance exchanges and gender to a new level. Thus, inevitably, it provides a number of case studies of relationships between gender and remittances from around the world, highlighting different processes and practises. Thereby the authors seek to understand the impact of remittances on gender and gender relations, both at the sending as well as at the receiving end. For each case study authors ask how remittances affect gender identities and relationships but also vice versa. By itself this already adds a wealth of insights to a field that is remarkably understudied despite a volume of studies on gender and the feminization of migration in developing contexts. Chapters take an open, explorative approach to the relationship between gender and remittance behaviour with the aid of case studies focusing on transnational flows between migrants and countries of origin. With the wide variety of cases this book is able to provide conceptual insights to better understand how remittances affect gender identity, roles and relations (at both the receiving and sending end) and give specific attention to the roles of various actors directly and indirectly involved in remittance sending in current collectively organized remittance schemes from around the world. Infos: Type of publication: Book Author(s): By Ton van Naerssen, Lothar Smith, Marianne H. Marchand Publishing house: Routledge Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 286 p. Language : English Tags: Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive.
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Title: Gender development and globalization: economics as if all people mattered (second edition)
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Title: Gender, Nutrition, and the Human Right to Adequate Food: Toward an Inclusive Framework Abstract Gender, Nutrition, and the Human Right to Adequate Food seeks to answer the question, 'why, when so many call for the inclusion of women and a gender perspective in food and nutrition security, is the food and nutrition security status of women and girls not improving?' (p. 2). The volume of essays introduces several critical feminist perspectives to the debates around food and nutrition security, employing a lens of social justice, and a feminist critique of the structural causes of global food insecurity, which is often treated as a technical problem – outdated modes of production, poor maternal nutrition knowledge, inefficient food distributions systems – rather than a human rights issue with political causes and political solutions. Infos: Type of publication: Book Author(s): Anne C. Bellows, Flavio L.S. Valente, Stefanie Lemke, and María Daniela Núñez
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Burbano de Lara Publishing house: Routledge Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 472 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-0415714457 Tags: Social behaviour; Discrimination; Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive; Food security.
Title: Rethinking Gender in Revolutions and Resistance: Lessons from the Arab World Abstract Ever since the wave of uprisings that swept the Arab world in 2010, Arab women and their role in political transformations have received unprecedented media attention. The copious scrutiny and commentary, however, has yet to result in any serious study of fluctuating gender roles in the Middle East. Rethinking Gender in Revolutions and Resistance is the first book to analyze the shifts in gender roles, relations, and norms that have occurred since the Arab Spring. With chapters written by scholars and activists from the countries affected, including Palestine, Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, and Syria, this is an important addition to Middle Eastern gender studies. Infos: Type of publication: Book Author(s): Maha El Said, Lena Meari, Nicola Pratt Publishing house: Zed Books Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 272 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-1783602827 Tags: Arab countries; Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive.
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Title: Gender and Climate Change: Impacts, Science, Policy Abstract Does gender matter in global climate change? This timely and provocative book takes readers on a guided tour of basic climate science, then holds up a gender lens to find out what has been overlooked in popular discussion, research, and policy debates. We see that, around the world, more women than men die in climate-related natural disasters; the history of science and war are intimately interwoven masculine occupations and preoccupations; and conservative men and their interests drive the climate change denial machine. We also see that climate policymakers who embrace big science approaches and solutions to climate change are predominantly male with an ideology of perpetual economic growth, and an agenda that marginalizes the interests of women and developing economies. The book uses vivid case studies to highlight the sometimes surprising differential, gendered impacts of climate changes. Infos: Type of publication: Book
Tags: Climate change; Natural disasters; Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive.
Title: Economic benefits of gender equality in te EU Abstract: Improving gender equality has many positive impacts on individuals and also on the society at large. A more gender equal EU would have strong, positive GDP impacts growing over time, higher level of employment and productivity and could respond to challenges related to the ageing population in the EU. A study from the European Institute for Gender Equality on the 'economic benefits of gender equality' puts forth robust new evidence, showing the positive impacts of reducing gender inequalities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education, labour market activity and wages. It also shows that addressing different aspects of gender inequality together as a whole is likely to have more positive impacts, rather than tackling each aspect of gender inequality one by one as gender equality in one domain has spill-over effects in other domains. Infos: Type of publication: Booklet Author(s): Joane Nagel Publishing house: Routledge Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 264 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-1612057675 Tags: Climate change; Natural disasters; Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Role of women; Gender in development; Gender sensitive.
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Author(s): Joane Nagel Publishing house: Routledge Publication date: 2016 Number of pages : 264 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-1612057675
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Title: WeWorld Index 2017 Abstract: Il WeWorld Index è un INDICE SINTETICO composto da 34 INDICATORI raggruppabili in 17 DIMENSIONI (2 indicatori per dimensione). Ogni dimensione fa riferimento ad un aspetto della vita considerato determinante per l'inclusione di bambine/i, adolescenti e donne. Poiché, come spiegato in precedenza, l'inclusione è un concetto multidimensionale che non riguarda solo la sfera economica, le dimensioni considerate sono varie e sono state raggruppate in 3 CATEGORIE: 1. CONTESTO, riguardante l'ambito più generale in cui sia donne che bambine/i e adolescenti vivono: 7 dimensioni, 14 indicatori 2. BAMBINE/I e ADOLESCENTI, 5 dimensioni, 10 indicatori 3. DONNE, 5 dimensioni, 10 indicatori Gli indicatori presenti nelle 17 dimensioni derivano da fonti accreditate a livello internazionale, come l'Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità (WHO), l'Unesco, la World Bank, UNICEF, UNDP etc. Altri sono a loro volta indici sintetici largamente conosciuti e utilizzati, come il Gender Gap Index o il Global Peace Index. Gli indicatori sono stati scelti sulla base di alcune considerazioni: la rilevanza dell'indicatore rispetto al tema dell'inclusione di donne, bambine/i e adolescenti, cioè la sua capacità di riferirsi in modo coerente e pertinente; la possibilità di avere dati il più possibile completi, disponibili per la maggior parte dei paesi del mondo e che tali dati siano aggiornati e raccolti con cadenza regolare, in modo da poterli confrontare nel tempo; l'accuratezza delle fonti, cioè la loro credibilità nel rilevare i dati; infine la loro accessibilità, cioè la facilità di accesso ad essi3. L'Index non ha la pretesa di essere un prodotto accademico, ma si rivolge sia al lettore curioso di informarsi sia a chi cerca spunti per orientarsi ed agire. Il rapporto si propone in un delicato equilibrio di teoria e pratica, analisi critica e rassegna, parziale, di buone pratiche, sguardo lontano e ampio, attenzione ai particolari, ai problemi di casa nostra. Il WeWorld Index è stato costruito attraverso il metodo della standardizzazione con lo z-score. Questa procedura permette di liberare gli indicatori della loro unità di misura e di renderli omogenei, quindi “raggruppabili” in un indice sintetico. Inoltre ha il vantaggio, rispetto ad altri metodi, di mostrare quanto i paesi sono distanti tra loro per un determinato indicatore e nell'indice sintetico. Infos: Type of publication: Book Author(s): Elena Caneva, Stefano Piziali Publishing house: WeWorld Onlus Publication date: 2017 Number of pages : 90 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-88-942169-2-9 Tags: Indicators; Children inclusion; Role of women; Gender empowerment; Gender analysis; Gender mainstreaming; Gender in development; Gender sensitive.
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Title: Com'è profondo il mare. La plastica, il mercurio, il tritolo e il pesce che mangiamo
Infos: Type of publication: Book Author(s): Nicolò Carnimeo Publishing house: Chiarelettere Publication date: 2014 Number of pages : 172 p. Language : Italian ISBN: 978-88-619055-1-1 Tags: Sea pollution; Pollution; Materials; Plastics; Human health; Human diseases; Mediterranean sea; Fish diseases; Mercury. Title: Marine litter assessment in the Adriatic & Ionian seas : 2017 Abstract: Marine litter -any persistent, manufactured or processed solid material discarded, disposed of or abandoned in the marine and coastal environment- is globally acknowledged as a major societal challenge of our times due to its significant environmental, economic, social, political and cultural implications. Marine litter related information in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas and furthermore in the Mediterranean, remains limited, inconsistent and fragmented, although it is widely accepted that the Mediterranean is one of the most affected seas by marine litter, worldwide. Effective measures to tackle marine litter in the region are seriously ampere by the lack of reliable scientific data. Within this context the need for accurate, coherent and comparable scientific data on marine litter in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas is evident, in order to set priorities for action and address marine litter effectively, thus ensuring the sustainable management and use of the marine and coastal environment of the AdriaticIonian macroregion. The IPA-Adriatic funded DeFishGear project undertook the challenge to address the need for accurate, coherent and comparable scientific data on marine litter in the Adriatic-Ionian macroregion. The DeFishGear project was a 3-year long project piloting coordinated and harmonized actions on the science-policy-society interface for litter-free Adriatic and Ionian Seas. The DeFishGear marine litter assessment report presents the results of the one-year long marine litter surveys aiming to assess the amounts, sources and impacts of marine macro-litter in the Adriatic and Ionian Seas. This is the first effort to-date aiming to assess in a coordinated, consistent, comprehensive and harmonized way the amounts, composition and to the extent possible, the sources of marine litter in all marine matrices (beaches, sea surface, seafloor, biota) of seven countries sharing the Adriatic and Ionian Seas. This is, in fact, the first of its kind marine litter assessment - at European and European Regional Seas level - which is based on comparable field data obtained for all marine compartments within the same timeframe, through the application of harmonized monitoring protocols, developed within the framework of the project, thus providing also strategic input with regards to coordinating, harmonizing and even standardizing marine litter monitoring. Infos: Type of publication: Book Author(s): Thomais Vlachogianni, Aikaterini Anastasopoulou, Tomaso Fortibuoni, Francesca Ronchi, Christina Zeri Editor-in-chief: Michael Scoullos Publishing house: IPA-Adriatic, DeFishGear Project, MIO-ECSDE, HCMR and ISPRA Publication date: 2017 Number of pages : 168 p. Language : English ISBN: 978-960-6793-25-7 Tags: Adriatic sea; Mediterranean sea; Sea pollution; Pollution; Materials; Plastics; Marine litter; Sustainable management.
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Abstract: Quanta plastica può tollerare il nostro organismo? Quanto mercurio c'è nel pesce che mangiamo? L'Adriatico è una discarica di tritolo? Perché meduse e alghe aliene invadono i nostri mari? A queste domande pochi sanno rispondere, non vi è coscienza di quanto oggi accade nel mare, come e perché il Mediterraneo e gli oceani stiano mutando rapidamente sotto i nostri occhi inconsapevoli. Da qui nascono tre reportage che Carnimeo ha scritto navigando oltre le rotte convenzionali nel mare di plastica, nel mare di mercurio e nel mare di tritolo: un'immensa discarica, fotografia e conseguenza del modo in cui abbiamo scelto di vivere. C'è però chi non ci sta a lasciare questa pesante eredità alle generazioni future. Un libro che è denuncia e racconto insieme.
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Title: Global food policy report 2017 Abstract: IFPRI's flagship report reviews the major food policy issues, developments, and decisions of 2016, and highlights challenges and opportunities for 2017 at the global and regional levels. This year's report looks at the impact of rapid urban growth on food security and nutrition, and considers how food systems can be reshaped to benefit both urban and rural populations. Drawing on recent research, IFPRI researchers and other distinguished food policy experts consider a range of timely questions: What do we know about the impacts of urbanization on hunger and nutrition? What are our greatest research and data needs for better policy making that will ensure food security and improve diets for growing urban populations? How can we better connect rural smallholders to urban food consumers to ensure that smallholders benefit from expanding urban food markets? Why do city environments drive a nutrition transition toward poorer diets, and what policies can improve the nutrition environment? How are urban areas reshaping agricultural value chains for staple crops and benefiting small farmers? What role do informal markets play in feeding cities, and how can they be better governed to increase urban food security? The 2017 Global Food Policy Report also presents data tables and visualizations for several key food policy indicators, including country- level data on hunger, agricultural spending and research investment, and projections for future agricultural production and consumption. In addition to illustrative figures, tables, and a timeline of food policy events in 2016, the report includes the results of a global opinion poll on urbanization and the current state of food policy. Infos: Type of publication: Report Publishing house: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) Publication date: 2017 Number of pages: IV, 148 p. Language: English ISBN: 978-0-89629-252-9 Tags: Food policy; Food quality; Human nutrition; Health policies; Urban areas; Sustainability; Food markets; Food security.
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