Funds from our research come from GCRF (UK Research and Innovation), the British Council (Newton Institutional LInks), the Science and Technology Council of Durango, Mexico, The Mexican National Forest Commission, and Capabilities in Academic-Policy Engagement (CAPE), UK.
Sustainable and holistic use of mezquite to improve quality of life in developing countries Project description With this project we aim to begin building a new multinational, interdisciplinary, and inter-sectorial research team, that in future [...]
Mezquite: a means to improving sustainable social, cultural and economic welfare in arid and semi-arid zones of Sinaloa and Mexico. Project description This project seeks to consolidate and strengthen mezquite knowledge, transfer information between [...]
Studying the use of mezquite to improve welfare of communities in arid and semi-arid zones of the world Project description In this project we are identifying, comparing and investigating nutritional and anti-nutritional properties of mezquite [...]
Arid ethno-forestry food systems: a wellbeing alternative for communities living in drylands of the world. Project description The University of Nottingham has partnered with bio-scientists, engineers, government institutions, non-governmental organisations and forestry commissions to [...]
Informing policy of the benefits of supporting small rural communities through international trade and small cooperative organisation: A case study exploring Social Business Network and Etico strategies. Project description The University of Nottingham has partnered [...]
