María del Carmen Cuéllar Padilla

Profesora Sustituta Interina

Universidad de Córdoba

Spain

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María del Carmen Cuéllar Padilla is a Profesora Sustituta Interina at Universidad de Córdoba, Spain. Her research focuses on participatory guarantee systems, agroecology, and the integration of traditional agricultural knowledge in climate change adaptation. She has published recent articles on topics such as regenerative agriculture, soil quality indicators, and educational innovations in school gardens.

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Mirene Begiristain-Zubillaga

SPAIN

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Marina Di Masso

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Universitat de Vic - Universitat Central de Catalunya

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Marta Guadalupe Rivera-Ferre

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Spanish National Research Council

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David Gallar Hernández

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Universidad de Córdoba

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Articles (9)

Participatory Guarantee Systems: When People Want to Take Part

Traditional agricultural knowledge in land management: the potential contributions of ethnographic research to climate change adaptation in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan

Building agroecology with people. Challenges of participatory methods to deepen on the agroecological transition in different contexts

Learning from farmers’ experiences with participatory monitoring and evaluation of regenerative agriculture based on visual soil assessment

Participatory monitoring and evaluation to enable social learning, adoption, and out-scaling of regenerative agriculture

Restoring soil quality of woody agroecosystems in Mediterranean drylands through regenerative agriculture

School gardens and their potential as educational innovations,Los huertos escolares y su potencial como innovación educative

Participatory selection of soil quality indicators for monitoring the impacts of regenerative agriculture on ecosystem services

Short food supply chains for local food: A difficult path

Collaborators (4)

Mirene Begiristain-Zubillaga

Marina Di Masso

Marta Guadalupe Rivera-Ferre

David Gallar Hernández

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