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COORDINATORProf Herwig WaidbacherUniversität für Bodenkultur Wien(University of Natural Resources and AppliedLife Sciences Vienna)Institute of Hydrobiology and Aquatic EcosystemManagementDepartment of Water, Atmosphereand EnvironmentMax Emanuel Straße 171180 ViennaAustriaE-mail: herwig.waidbacher@boku.ac.atTel. (43-1) 476 54 52 22Fax (43-1) 476 54 52 17CONTRACTORSMag Gerold WinklerAustrian Academy of SciencesInstitute for LimnologyMondseestraße 95310 MondseeAustriaE-mail: gerold.winkler@oeaw.ac.atTel. (43-6232) 40 79Fax (43-6232) 35 78Dr Jan PokornyENKI, o.p.s.Dukelska 14537901 TrebonCzech RepublicE-mail: pokorny@enki.czTel. (420-384) 72 43 46Fax (420-384) 72 43 46Dr Maria Letizia FioravantiAlma Mater Studiorum Università di BolognaFaculty of Veterinary Medicine/Laboratory of FishPathologyDepart. of Veterinary Public Health and AnimalPathologyVia Tolara di Sopra, 5040064, Ozzano Emilia (BO)ItalyE-mail: fioravanti@vet.unibo.itTel. (39-5120) 970 68Fax (39-5120) 970 39Dr David LitiMoi UniversityDepartment of Biological SciencesP.O. Box 112530100 EldoretKenyaE-mail: d_liti@yahoo.co.ukTel. (254-722) 38 11 29Dr Raphael MbalukaDepartment of Fisheries, KenyaSagana Fish Culture FarmP.O. Box 26SaganaKenyaE-mail: mbaluka@yahoo.comTel. (254-60) 460 41Fax (254-60) 460 41Dr Jonathan MungutiKenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute(KMFRI)KMFRI, Sangoro Aquaculture StationP.O. Box 136Sangoro NyakwereKenyaE-mail: jonathanmunguti@hotmail.comTel. (254-722) 62 27 32Dr Njeri R. MuhiaEgerton UniversityDepartment of EconomicsP.O. Box 53620107 NjoroKenyaE-mail: njeriwamuhia@yahoo.comTel. (254-51) 221 08 92Fax (254-51) 650 85Dr Zenebe TadesseEthiopian Institute of Agricultural ResearchNational Fisheries and Other Living AquaticResources Research Center, SebethaP.O. Box 64SebetaEthiopiaE-mail: fishaqua@ethione.etTel. (251-13) 800 23Fax (251-13) 806 57Dr Waiswa Wilson MwanjaDepartment of Fisheries Resources, UgandaDepartment of Fisheries Resources, Ministry ofAgriculture, Animal Industry and FisheriesLuggard Avenue plot 29, P.O. Box 4EntebbeUgandaE-mail: wwmwanja@yahoo.comTel. (256-77) 59 49 23Fax (256-41) 32 13 34Developing Countries
Competence Platform on Energy Crop and Agroforestry Systems for Arid and Semi-arid Ecosystems - AfricaPeriod: 01/01/2007 to 31/12/2009Budget from EC: EUR 1 497 000website: www.compete-bioafrica.netThe objective of the project ‘Competence Platform on EnergyCrop and Agroforestry Systems for Arid and Semi-aridEcosystems — Africa’ (COMPETE) is to stimulate bioenergyimplementation in arid and semi-arid regions in Africa.COMPETE will establish a platform for policy dialogue andcapacity building in the major multi- and bi-lateral fundingorganisations, and for key stakeholders throughout thebioenergy provision and supply chains.As global fossil energy resources become constrained,bioenergy is emerging as a major potential resource. Thearid and semi-arid regions of Africa and Latin America have,in theory, very large areas of land (and associated waterand human resources) ‘available’ for bioenergy production.However, the production of biomass for energy will havesubstantial impacts (positive and negative) on ecosystemsand cultures of these target regions. The protection ofbiodiversity, rural livelihoods and management of scarcewater resources are critical considerations in any analysis ofthe potential for sustainable bioenergy provision in arid andsemi-arid regions. Similarly, while modern bioenergy couldcontribute significantly to poverty alleviation in rural areas,the effects of changes to the supplies of natural resourcesand ownership of those resources must be an integral partof the development options proposed.Therefore, a comprehensive, multidisciplinary assessment ofcurrent land use, energy demand and technology innovationfocused on Africa, will be carried out through COMPETE.It will link implementation activities, policy development,trade, funding and South-South-EU cooperation. Theimproved knowledge of national and regional land useand technology options generated, will provide the localand international partners with the basis for a completeassessment of social, environmental and economic impacts.Finally, all the outputs of COMPETE will be integrated intoa carefully designed dissemination strategy targeted atdecision-makers and stakeholders.Coordinator: WIP — Dr Rainer JanssenRenewable EnergiesCOORDINATORDr Rainer JanssenWIP Renewable EnergiesSylvensteinstr. 2D-81369 MunichGermanyDipl.-Ing. Dominik Rutz M.Sc.Email:rainer.janssen@wip-munich.dedominik.rutz@wip-munich.dehttp://www.wip-munich.deCONTRACTORSDr Jeremy Woods, Dr Rocio A. Diaz-ChavezImperial Centre for Energy Policy andTechnology (ICEPT)4th Floor, RSMPrince Consort RoadLondon SW7 2BPUnited KingdomEmail: jeremy.woods@imperial.ac.ukr.diaz-chavez@imperial.ac.ukDr André FaaijDr Veronika DornburgMs Birka WickeUtrecht UniversityDepartment of Science, Technology and SocietyCopernicus Institute forSustainable DevelopmentPadualaan 83584 CS UtrechtThe NetherlandsEmail: a.p.c.faaij@chem.uu.nlv.dornburg@chem.uu.nlb.wicke@chem.uu.nlhttp://www.chem.uu.nl/nwsMr Francis JohnsonStockholm Environment InstituteLilla Nygatan 110314 StockholmSwedenEmail:francis.johnson@sei.sehttp://www.sei.seMr Werner KörbitzAustrian Biofuels InstituteGraben 14-31014 ViennaAustriaEmail:werner.koerbitz@biodiesel.athttp://www.biodiesel.atFood Security
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PROJECT SYNOPSESwith Africa in FP6E
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EUROPEAN COMMISSIONInternational Co
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In 2005, the African Union adopted
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032289 / SHIELD....................
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E. Multilateral coordination of nat
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In keeping with the increasingly in
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Land area [km2]Land area [km2]Popul
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A.DEVELOPING COUNTRIES1. Reproducti
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Promoting infant health and nutriti
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Simplified and rapid molecular assa
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Buruli ulcer: multidisciplinary res
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Support for clinical trial capacity
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Solar disinfection as an appropriat
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COORDINATORDr Kevin G McGuiganThe R
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Tsetse flies and the control of Afr
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Effects of Antiretrovirals for HIV
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The support collaboration: supporti
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Development of rapid field diagnost
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A multidisciplinary alliance to opt
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Strategies for health insurance mec
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Sustainable Control of Onchocercias
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Biology and clinical staging of try
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Effectiveness of facility-based aud
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Experience of African countries wit
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Innate Immune Responses and Immunor
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T cell Regulation and the Control o
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Emergency contraception: a means to
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Addressing the health of children i
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Strengthening fairness and accounta
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Multi-disciplinary studies of human
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A.DEVELOPING COUNTRIES1. Managing h
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Tools for management and sustainabl
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Ecosystems, Societies, Consilience,
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COORDINATORDr Pierre FaillerUnivers
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Towards effective involvement of lo
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Integrating multiple demands on coa
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Prof Manfred HinzUniversity of Nami
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Exploring tradeoffs around farming
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Discovery Modelling Mediation Delib
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Page 148: Dr José de la FuenteUniversidad de
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