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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLES	iii
FIGURES	iv
FOREWORD	v
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY	vi
INTRODUCTION	1
Objectives	9
Organization	9
CAUSES OF LAND DEGRADATION IN UGANDA	11
Proximate Causes of Land Degradation	11
Underlying Causes of Land Degradation	15
RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND METHODOLOGY	39
Conceptual Framework	39
Empirical Model	45
Research Hypotheses	60
Research Methods	87
INCOME STRATEGIES AND LAND MANAGEMENT IN UGANDA	100
Income Strategies	100
Determinants of Income Strategies	104
Crop Choice	109
Land Management Practices	114
Labor Intensity	122
Value of Production	124
Household Income	130
Erosion	132
Potential Impacts of Selected Interventions	134
Proportion of Households Producing Type of Crop, by Income Source	143
Coffee	143
Fruits	143
SUSTAINABILITY OF LAND MANAGEMENT: THE CASE OF SOIL 
NUTRIENT BALANCES IN EASTERN UGANDA	158
Determinants of Soil Nutrient Inflows	162
Determinants of Soil Nutrient Outflows	166
Determinants of Soil Nutrient Balances	170
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND POLICY 
IMPLICATIONS	179
Summary of Findings	179
APPENDIX A: Descriptive Statistics Selected Survey Results	195
APPENDIX B. Theoretical Dynamic Household Model	201
REFERENCES	209
TABLES
Table 3.1 Summary of hypotheses	85
Table 4.1 Descriptive statistics of variables used in econometric analyses	140
Table 4.2 Sources of income of sample households in 2000	142
Table 4.3 Crop diversity of sample households in 2000	143
Table 4.4 Changes in primary income sources between 1990 and 2000	144
Table 4.5 Determinants of primary income source in 1999/2000 (Multinomial logit 
regressiona)	145
Table 4.6 Determinants of annual crop choice in 1999/2000 (share of plot area planted)
	146
Table 4.7 Determinants of land management practices	148
Table 4.8 Determinants of labor use and output value	150
Table 4.9 Determinants of household income	152
Table 4.10 Determinants of predicted erosion	154
Table 4.11 Simulated impacts of changes in selected variables on outcomesa	156
Table 4.12 Simulated impacts of changes in selected variables on outcomes, lowlands vs. 
highlands (all effects)a	157
Table 5.1 Sources of nutrient inflows	176
Table 5.2 Sources of nutrient outflows	176
Table 5.3 Nutrient balances in farm plots, Eastern Uganda	176
Table 5.4 FGLS regression of determinants of soil nutrient inflows	177
Table 5.5 FGLS regression of determinants of soil nutrient outflows	177
Table 5.6 FGLS regression of determinants of soil nutrient balances	178
Table A.1 Household use of soil and water conservation technologies in 2000, percent A, 
B (Household data, N=451)	195
Table A.2 Change (% increase/decrease) in household use of soil and water conservation 
technologies between 1990 and 2000 A (Household data, N=451)	197
Table A.3 Credit availability and savings for households in 2000, percent of households 
A, B (Household data, N=451)	198
Table A.4 Change (% increase/decrease) in availability of credit for households and 
household ability to save between 1990 and 2000, percent of householdsA 
(Household data, N=451)	198
Table A.5 Extension visits to households in 2000 and change in extension and training 
since 1990 A, B (Household data, N=451)	199
Table A.6 Household involvement in programs and organizations by type, 1990-2000A,B 
(Household data, N=451)	200
Table A.7 Household involvement in programs and organizations by main focus, 1990-
2000A,B (Household data, N=451)	200
FIGURES
Figure 3.1 Factors affecting income strategies, land management, and their implications
	43
Figure 3.2 Agro-climatic potential for perennial crops	63
Figure 3.3 Classification of market access in Uganda	69
Figure 3.4 Study region and sample communities	89




Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Land use Government policy Uganda, Food supply Government policy Rwanda, Poor Nutrition Government policy Rwanda, Agriculture and state Rwanda, Land capability for agriculture Uganda Data processing