In response to our SANREM Planning Award RFA of 01-06-0205 (pdf), the SANREM CRSP received 74 Planning Award Applications from 37 U.S. universities to address critical sustainable agriculture and natural resource management issues. Eighteen Planning Awards from 11 lead U.S. universities were selected for funding by the SANREM CRSP Planning Award External Review Panel. The Planning Awards involved activities in 27 developing countries and culminated in the development of Long-Term Research Award (LTRA) applications. Five LTRAs were subsequently funded from Jan. 1, 2006, to Sept. 30, 2009. Four of the five LTRAs had received Planning Awards.
Planning Award Recipients
Global
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Lead University
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Target Countries
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Elinor Ostrom
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Indiana University
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Decentralization Reforms and Property Rights: Potentials and Puzzles for Forest Sustainability and Livelihoods
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Uganda, Kenya, Mexico, Bolivia
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Norman Uphoff
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Cornell
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Expanding local capacities to deliver agricultural production, biodiversity conservation and local livelihood benefits in ecoagricultural landscapes: A hybrid institutional approach
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Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Madagascar, Malawi, Tanzania, Bolivia, Colombia
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David R. Lee
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Cornell
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Integrated Watershed Management to Support Community-Based Responses to Increasing Water Scarcity
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Kenya, Ecuador
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Africa
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Lead University
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Target Countries
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Jonna Mazet
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Univ. of California-Davis
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Large Scale Linkages Between Agriculture and Wildlife Health in the Rungwa-Ruaha Ecosystem, Tanzania
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Tanzania
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James Fraser
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Virginia Tech
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Restoration Of Biodiversity And Economic Values To Degraded Rainforest And Agricultural Landscapes In Southeastern Madagascar
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Madagascar
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Matthew Turner
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Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison
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Agricultural Transitions in West Africa: Impacts on Agropastoral Livelihoods, Livestock Mobility and the Environment
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Mali
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Robert Mazur
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Iowa State
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Promoting Sustainable Agriculture and Natural Resource Management for Livelihood Security
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Uganda, Tanzania, Ghana
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Alfonso Torres
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Cornell
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Multi-Disciplinary Research to Optimize a Market-Driven Approach to Food Security, Improved Rural Livelihoods, and Biodiversity Conservation in the Luangwa Valley Watershed Region in Zambia
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Zambia
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Ozzie Abaye
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Virginia Tech
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Promoting Sustainable Development in West Africa through Creation and Dissemination of Knowledge to Improve Cotton-Based Agricultural Systems
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West Africa
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Latin America and the Caribbean
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Lead University
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Target Countries
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Jeffrey Alwang
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Virginia Tech
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Natural Resource Management for Small-scale Agriculture: Sloped Areas of Latin America and the Caribbean
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Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru
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Douglas Southgate
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Ohio State
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Rural Poverty, Watershed Conservation, and Public Policy in Latin America
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Bolivia, El Slavador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Peru
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Yuncong Li
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University of Florida
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Cover Crops in Natural Resources Improvement and Tree Crops Sustainability under Tropical Agro-forestry Systems in South America
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Brazil, Peru
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James Jones
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University of Florida
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Caribbean Food Systems Vulnerability to Global Environmental Change
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Caribbean Region
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Asia – Near East
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Lead University
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Project Title
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Target Countries
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Manuel Reyes
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North Carolina A&T
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Agroforestry and Sustainable Vegetable Production in Southeast Asian Watersheds
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Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Phillipines
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Murari Suvedi
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Michigan State
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Dynamics of farm-forest linkages in the context of changing land-use policies in South and Southeast Asia
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Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam
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William R. Burch
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Yale
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Assessing the Linkages between Community Conservation & Governance in Nepal's Forest User Groups
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Nepal
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Eurasia
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Lead University
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Target Countries
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Harold van Es
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Cornell
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Healthy Landscapes: Developing a Framework and Indicators for Sustainability and Management
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Ukraine, Bulgaria, Slovakia
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Amanda Fine
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Michigan State
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The Livestock, Wildlife, and Human Health Interface in Mongolia
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Mongolia
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