Scope and Objectives

Field ACTions Science Reports
A unique international instrument that provides a platform for spreading good practices of development actions

Field ACTions Science Reports
The promotion of an essential process of capitalisation of knowledge related to field actions at an international level.

Field ACTions Science Reports is an international, free access for both readers and authors, peer-reviewed journal devoted to promoting field-based activities in developing countries and impoverished areas of developed countries.

Field ACTions Science Reports is a forum that publishes manuscripts and opinion pieces in the areas of health, economy and development, education, agriculture, and the environment. The main criterion for publication is that the articles describe actions that are useful and can be reproduced.

Authors are encouraged to send by e-mail presubmission inquiries and manuscripts in MS Word format to: facts-reports.ve@institut.veolia.org

Last Editorial

• P. Kourilsky
  Field Actions Science Reports [Full text]
  Provisional Preliminary Draft
  31 juillet 2009

Latest Issue
Vol. 3/1 | 2009

• D. Lawson
  The Role of Assets: Insights into How The Chronically Poor Cope with HIV/AIDS [Full text]
• Thongphit Pinyosinwat
  PHAMIT: A program on HIV/AIDS prevention among migrant workers [Full text]
• Chandra Rai, Seunghee F. Lee, Hari Bahadur Rana and Bharat Kumar Shrestha
  Improving children’s health and education by working together on school health and nutrition (SHN) programming in Nepal [Full text]
• Patrick Cherrier and Bhuvaraghan Jayanth
  Making eyeglasses accessible to the very poor: Creating a market in rural India [Full text]
• Aurore Duffau and Virginie Diaz Pedregal
  To What Extent Does Non Profit Private Micro Health Insurance Help Improve Public Health Care? [Full text]
  Reflections from GRET’s Micro Health Insurance Project in Cambodia
• Alejandro von Bertrab, Juan David Hernández, Axel Macht and Bernhard Bösl
  Thinking and acting strategically: promoting integrated solid waste management and corporate responsibility through a public private partnership; the case of Altamira, Tamaulipas, Mexico [Full text]
• Herminia C. Tanguilig and Valerio C. Tanguilig
  Institutional aspects of local participatory in natural resource management [Full text]
• H. M. Warui and M. Kshatriya
  Implications of community based management of woody vegetation around sedentarised pastoral areas in the arid northern Kenya [Full text]
• J. Mbairamadji
  Ecosystemic forest management approach to ensure forest sustainability and socio-economic development of forest dependent communities: Evidence from Southeast Cameroon [Full text]
• Ranjit Kumar Mohanty
  Cadre Building to Strengthen Grass Root Governance [Full text]
• Chantal Blanc-Pamard
  The Mikea Forest Under Threat (southwest Madagascar) : How public policy leads to conflicting territories [Full text]

FACTS Events

• Global Development Awards and Medals Competition 2009
• 10th Annual Global Development Conference. Natural resources en development. Feb 1-5, 2009. Kuwait
• A New and Unique Journal at the Service of Field Actors. 10 March 2009, Lyon
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Call for Papers

• Call of Papers – Special issue: Urban agriculture: multi-dimensional tools for economic and social development
• Call for Papers: Health
• Call for Papers: Economy and Development
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