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Sustainable Agriculture Finance: Nurturing Biodiversity and Rural Welfare

Explore innovative solutions and commitments in financing agriculture for food security, focusing on sustainable land management, biodiversity conservation, and measuring changes in biomass, soil organic matter, and productivity. Learn about the assets of rural systems, including natural, human, social, physical, and financial capital, crucial for enhancing livelihoods and communities. Discover real-life family case studies from Tingo, Ecuador to Cairo, Egypt, showcasing the diverse economic landscapes and the necessity of investing in agriculture for a prosperous future.

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Sustainable Agriculture Finance: Nurturing Biodiversity and Rural Welfare

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  1. Enhanced Commitment and Innovation to Finance Agriculture and Food Security QUESTION 1

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  4. Biodiversity is“The life insurance policy for life itself” QUESTION 1

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  6. Intervention levels in sustainable land management QUESTION 2

  7. How to measure Changes QUESTION 2 Time Biomass S.O.M. & Productivity Land use change

  8. Tingo, Ecuador:  The Ayme Family; $31.55 USD Breidjing Camp, Chad:  The Aboubakar Family; $1.23 USD North Carolina, United States : The Revis Family$342 USD Cairo, Egypt:  The Ahmed Family; $68.50 USD

  9. Five Assets of Rural Systems(livelihoods, communities, economies) Natural Capital: nature’s goods and services (waste assimilation, pollination, storm protection, water supply, wildlife) Human Capital: the status of individuals - health, skills, knowledge Social Capital: cohesiveness of people and societies - trust, reciprocity, rules and norms, networks and institutions Physical Capital: Infrastructure, roads markets Financial Capital: money, savings

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