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1. Learning from Indigenous Perspectives: Wellbeing in the Early Years

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Monica McGlynn-Stewart, Nicola Maguire, Lori Budge, Ana-Luisa Sales, and Elise Patterson

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This three-year qualitative research study examined the knowledge and experiences of 20 early years educators while introducing Indigenous perspectives and pedagogies on Land-Based Learning in10 urban childcare centers. Educators were introduced to Indigenous perspectives and pedagogies through workshops with Indigenous speakers and Indigenous-authored picture books. These perspectives included the importance of supporting children to develop responsive and caring relationships to the Land for their own wellbeing and for the wellbeing of all their fellow creatures. Supported by their educators, the children increased their sense of belonging in the world, expressed gratitude for their fellow creatures, and recognized and enacted their responsibility to care for nature.

Published
2024

2. From agricultural statistics to zero hunger:How the 50x2030 Initiative is closing data gaps for SDG2 and beyond

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Ma. Eliza J. Villarino, Millicent Gay Buenaseda Tejada, and Sala Elise Patterson

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Economics and Econometrics, Data, 50x2030 Initiative, agricultural data, zero hunger, Management Information Systems, SDG5, agricultural surveys, official statistics, global goals, CAADP, Statistics, Probability and Uncertainty, SDG2, rural development
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Operational since 2019, the 50x2030 Initiative to Close the Agricultural Data Gap is working with partner countries to produce and use timely, high-quality agricultural and rural data, with a focus on helping them track their progress toward meeting priority indicators of the Sustainable Development Goals on zero hunger and gender equality, and strengthening agricultural data systems, among others. This paper provides an overview of how 50x2030 works toward its vision of strong national agricultural and rural statistical systems in low- and lower-middle-income African, Middle Eastern, Asia-Pacific and Latin American countries. It explains the Initiative’s guiding principles, discusses its approach to robust data production and use, and provides examples of its early impact using the experience of three partner countries, Cambodia, Senegal and Uganda.

Published
2022
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