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Table of contents: * Chapter 1. Key Issues for the Sustainable Development of Smallholder Agriculture in the East African Highlands Frank Place, John Pender and Simeon Ehui * Chapter 2 Conceptual Framework and Hypotheses J. Pender, S. Ehui, and F. Place * Chapter 3 Development Pathways in Medium ? High Potential Kenya: A Meso Level Analysis of Agricultural Patterns and Determinants Frank Place, Patti Kristjanson, Steve Staal, Russ Kruska, Tineke deWolff, Robert Zomer, and E.C. Njuguna * Chapter 4 Village stratification for policy analysis: multiple development domains in the Ethiopian highlands Gideon Kruseman , Ruerd Ruben and Girmay Tesfay * Chapter 5 Land Management, Crop Production and Household Income in the Highlands of Tigray, Northern Ethiopia John Pender and Berhanu Gebremedhin * Chapter 6 Policies for Livestock Development in the Ethiopian Highlands Samuel Benin, Simeon Ehui and John Pender * Chapter 7 Strategies to Increase Agricultural Productivity and Reduce Land Degradation: Evidence from Uganda John Pender, Ephraim Nkonya, Pamela Jagger, Dick Sserunkuuma, Henry Ssali * Chapter 8 Agricultural Land Management by Households in the Highlands of Kenya Frank Place, Jemimah Njuki, Festus Murithi, and Fridah Mugo * Chapter 9 Policies affecting land management, input use and productivity: Land redistribution and tenure in the highlands of Amhara region Samuel Benin * Chapter 10 Community Natural Resource Management in the Highlands of Ethiopia Berhanu Gebremedhin1, John Pender2,Girmay Tesfay3 * Chapter 11 Impacts of Programs and Organizations on the Adoption of Sustainable Land Management Technologies in Uganda Pamela Jagger And John Pender * Chapter 12 Zero tillage/reduced tillage - the key to intensification of the crop-livestock system in Ethiopia Jens B. Aune,Rahel Asrat, Dereje Asefa Teklehaimanot, Balesh Tulema * Chapter 13 Land Management Options in Western Kenya and Eastern Uganda Robert Delve and Joshua Ramisch * Chapter 14 Policies for Poverty Reduction, Sustainable Land Management and Food Security:A Bio-economic Model with Market Imperfections Stein Holden, Bekele Shiferaw and John Pender * Chapter 15 Sustainable Land Management and Technology Adoption in Eastern Uganda Johannes Woelcke, Thomas Berger and Soojin Park * Chapter 16 Conclusions and Implications J. Pender, F. Place and S. Ehui
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Land use -- Government policy -- Africa, East.
Agriculture and state -- Africa, East.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Africa, East.