Natalia Triana Angel
Biographic Data
| ID | 988149 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia Triana Angel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia Triana |
| FAMILY NAME | Angel |
| SIGNATURE | ANGEL N T |
| AFFILIATIONS | International Center for Tropical Agriculture |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4427-0355 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2027 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Gender Norms, Labor Burdens and Sustainable Technology Adoption in Dairy Systems
Livelihoods, livestock and local logics
Farmer groups (FGs) are widely promoted for rural development and market integration, yet their effectiveness in ethnically diverse and ecologically complex regions remains debated. This study examines livestock-based FGs in Vietnam’s Northwest Mountainous region, focusing on nine FGs formed within Thái and HMông communities. Using a relational and intersectional framework, the research explores how externally driven development models interact w…
Armed conflict, cattle expansion, and women’s production decision-making in Colombia (2001–2012)
Literature has extensively examined the impact of armed conflict on agriculture, largely emphasizing its negative effects on rural economies and household decision-making. However, fewer studies explore how conflict reshapes agricultural production systems and intra-household decision-making from a gender perspective. This study analyzes the relationship between armed conflict, cattle expansion, and women’s production decision-making in Colombia …
Who does technology serve? A critical analysis of sociocultural factors shaping opportunities, practices and barriers faced by a smallholders in south-western Colombia
This article offers a critical approach towards adopting new technologies as a mitigation strategy. It provides a comprehensive analysis that helps illuminate the adoption process and the sociocultural factors intersecting and informing it. Using a capability approach lens and qualitative and participatory data collection methods, this study presents and analyses the testimonies of smallholders living on Colombia’s Pacific coast, currently expose…
Why do rural youth migrate? Evidence from Colombia and Guatemala
Migration, from rural to urban settings is a common phenomenon in Latin America, due to social, economic, political, and other factors. Young people in search of economic and educational opportunities, financial, and social stability, have been migrating to larger urban centers, thus crafting important shifts in rural labor, generational transfer, and domestic economies. Through a systematic literature review of scientific literature, and documen…
Pathways towards sustainability
The relationships between land tenure, cattle production, and climate change – A systematic literature review
Gender inequalities in the Colombian cattle sector
Differences in access to productive resources, education, and credit can affect the productive capacity of cattle producers, especially women. This document analyses gender inequalities in the Colombian cattle sector using census information on the cattle activity, disaggregated at the territorial level. The econometric analysis evidences a negative relationship between the participation of women producers and cattle production at the municipal l…
Cattle Ranching in Colombia
This article analyzes literature on the history of cattle ranching and agricultural innovation adoption in Colombia to understand how livestock production systems have evolved from the 1950s until today. Departing from new scholarship that has questioned the idea that cattle ranching has been only a land-grabbing strategy dominated by few elites, this article focuses on the adoption of improved pastures and the role of key institutions such as th…
Why do rural youth migrate? Evidence from Colombia and Guatemala
Migration, from rural to urban settings is a common phenomenon in Latin America, due to social, economic, political, and other factors. Young people in search of economic and educational opportunities, financial, and social stability, have been migrating to larger urban centers, thus crafting important shifts in rural labor, generational transfer, and domestic economies. Through a systematic literature review of scientific literature, and documen…
The relationships between land tenure, cattle production, and climate change – A systematic literature review
Cattle Ranching in Colombia
This article analyzes literature on the history of cattle ranching and agricultural innovation adoption in Colombia to understand how livestock production systems have evolved from the 1950s until today. Departing from new scholarship that has questioned the idea that cattle ranching has been only a land-grabbing strategy dominated by few elites, this article focuses on the adoption of improved pastures and the role of key institutions such as th…
Gender inequalities in the Colombian cattle sector
Differences in access to productive resources, education, and credit can affect the productive capacity of cattle producers, especially women. This document analyses gender inequalities in the Colombian cattle sector using census information on the cattle activity, disaggregated at the territorial level. The econometric analysis evidences a negative relationship between the participation of women producers and cattle production at the municipal l…
Cattle Ranching in Colombia
This article analyzes literature on the history of cattle ranching and agricultural innovation adoption in Colombia to understand how livestock production systems have evolved from the 1950s until today. Departing from new scholarship that has questioned the idea that cattle ranching has been only a land-grabbing strategy dominated by few elites, this article focuses on the adoption of improved pastures and the role of key institutions such as th…
Gender inequalities in the Colombian cattle sector
Differences in access to productive resources, education, and credit can affect the productive capacity of cattle producers, especially women. This document analyses gender inequalities in the Colombian cattle sector using census information on the cattle activity, disaggregated at the territorial level. The econometric analysis evidences a negative relationship between the participation of women producers and cattle production at the municipal l…
Who does technology serve? A critical analysis of sociocultural factors shaping opportunities, practices and barriers faced by a smallholders in south-western Colombia
This article offers a critical approach towards adopting new technologies as a mitigation strategy. It provides a comprehensive analysis that helps illuminate the adoption process and the sociocultural factors intersecting and informing it. Using a capability approach lens and qualitative and participatory data collection methods, this study presents and analyses the testimonies of smallholders living on Colombia’s Pacific coast, currently expose…
Why do rural youth migrate? Evidence from Colombia and Guatemala
Migration, from rural to urban settings is a common phenomenon in Latin America, due to social, economic, political, and other factors. Young people in search of economic and educational opportunities, financial, and social stability, have been migrating to larger urban centers, thus crafting important shifts in rural labor, generational transfer, and domestic economies. Through a systematic literature review of scientific literature, and documen…
Pathways towards sustainability
The relationships between land tenure, cattle production, and climate change – A systematic literature review
Livelihoods, livestock and local logics
Farmer groups (FGs) are widely promoted for rural development and market integration, yet their effectiveness in ethnically diverse and ecologically complex regions remains debated. This study examines livestock-based FGs in Vietnam’s Northwest Mountainous region, focusing on nine FGs formed within Thái and HMông communities. Using a relational and intersectional framework, the research explores how externally driven development models interact w…
Armed conflict, cattle expansion, and women’s production decision-making in Colombia (2001–2012)
Literature has extensively examined the impact of armed conflict on agriculture, largely emphasizing its negative effects on rural economies and household decision-making. However, fewer studies explore how conflict reshapes agricultural production systems and intra-household decision-making from a gender perspective. This study analyzes the relationship between armed conflict, cattle expansion, and women’s production decision-making in Colombia …
Gender Norms, Labor Burdens and Sustainable Technology Adoption in Dairy Systems
Economics (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Livestock (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (3 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Ecology (3 works)