Examples of using Smallholders in English and their translations into Chinese
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Food security will be ensured only if smallholders, especially women, receive more proactive support.
A project using inga trees hopes to show smallholders that they can earn a decent living from the land.
Empower smallholders: Reach 20 million smallholders and enable them to increase productivity by 50 percent.
Smallholders in Viet Nam transformed that country from a net importer of rice to one of the world' s biggest exporters.
Empower smallholders by reaching 20 million smallholders and enabling them to increase productivity by 50%.
Targeted groups are smallholders, male and female, or grass-root associations, while young farmers always remain a priority group.
(c) Smallholders, especially women, at the centre of actions;
Smallholders, the majority of farmers in developing countries, have limited market participation.
Modern irrigation technologies for smallholders in developing countries. IT Publications, United Kingdom.
Of the world's farmers are smallholders and they produce 70% of the world's food4.
Boosting agricultural productivity, in particular of smallholders, is one of the most effective ways of addressing global poverty and improving food and nutrition security.
By working with farmers, particularly smallholders, we are promoting agricultural practices geared towards water conservation and preserving water quality.
But many smallholders are facing several challenges in remaining competitive with larger, more intensive production systems.
Many smallholders in marginal areas of the country are trapped in a vicious cycle of poverty, food insecurity and seed insecurity.
Creating a wider range of options for smallholders: cooperatives, marketing boards, and public procurement.
Indeed, this approach does not assist smallholders in overcoming compliance problems, nor does it help buyers understand the obstacles that their suppliers face.
Empower smallholders: Reach 20 million smallholders and enable them to increase productivity by 50 percent.
Healthy crops also mean less loss, providing smallholders with surplus produce to sell and increasing their economic standing.
As well as general principles, it has specific ones for independent and organised smallholders, plantations and oil palm mills.
A related need is to strengthen local institutions dealing with regulation of such access and use of natural resources, particularly by smallholders and women.