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The World Fish Center is a CGIAR Centre that conducts research to improve small-scale fisheries and aquaculture. Its main areas of focus are policy, economics, and the social sciences, such as connecting the aquaculture sector to poverty reduction initiatives and assessing the potential impacts of climate change on aquaculture; natural resources management, such as assessment of impacts of built structures on aquatic resources; and aquaculture and genetic improvement, for example breeding improved fish strains.
Country: Malaysia
Geographical categories: Global
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Resource Concentrations: Aquaculture - Capture Fisheries
Type of Institution: of interest to organic research
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AVRDC is a non-governmental, non-profit agricultural research institute based in Taiwan, with regional offices throughout Africa and Asia. The Centre has 6 hectares under organic production for research. Research is largely focused on comparative studies of different varieties of pak-choi, sweet corn and rice (for features such as mortality and fresh biomass production) and an effectiveness evaluation of green manure species. In addition, the Centre has established field boundaries to protect against pesticide drift and a small agroforestry plot for research on intercropping of tropical fruit trees and vegetables.
Country: China
Geographical categories: Global
Research Centres: Humid and Sub-Humid Agro-Ecosystem
Resource Concentrations: Agroforestry - Comparative Studies - Fruit & Vegetables
Type of Institution: organic research
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The Worldwatch Institute is a research organization that focuses on global environmental issues. The Institute’s mission is to generate and promote ideas that that will help build an ecologically sustainable society. Current priority programs are building a low-carbon energy system, creating a healthy future for agriculture, and developing a green economy. Researchers at the Institute are conducting projects in agriculture and climate – both mitigation and adaptation – as well as some work in biomass as a renewable energy source.
Country: United States of America
Geographical categories: Global
Research Centres: Climate Change
Resource Concentrations: Agro-energy
Type of Institution: of interest to organic research
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The Worm Research Centre was initially formed to research how to make worms an efficient farming tool and research the potential of worm composting for waste removal. More recently, the Centre has been focusing on knowledge transfer and information dissemination through seminars, workshops, and practical demonstrations.
Country: United Kingdom
Geographical categories: Developed countries
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Resource Concentrations: Compost & Waste
Type of Institution: of interest to organic research
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The Öko-Institut is a European research institution working for a sustainable future. Its mission is to build foundations and strategies that make sustainable development a local, national, and global reality. It conducts research on cost-effective renewable energy production such as biomass, energy efficiency, and emissions trading.
Country: Germany
Geographical categories: Developed countries
Research Centres: Climate Change
Resource Concentrations: Agro-energy
Type of Institution: of interest to organic research
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