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Foreword ................ ...................................... 1
Overview of findings, implications and discussions
Overview of findings and implications
J. Pender ............ ........................................ 5
Overview of discussions
S. Benin, P. Jagger and Zeleka Paulos ............... .................. 26
Welcoming and opening addresses
Welcoming address
J. Dione .............. ... .................................... ..37,
Welcoming address
. Pender .................. ......................... ...... . 39
Welcoming address
. Minde ................................................... 41
Welcoming address
F. Place ...................................................... . 43
Opening address
Belay Ejigu .................................................. 44
Background, objectives and activities
Policies for sustainable land management in the East African highlands:
Conference background, objectives, and agenda
S. Ehui ...... .......................................49
Policies for sustainable land management in the East African highlands:
Research background, objectives, conceptual framework and activities
J. Pender .......... ................... ................... .. 52
Summary of papers and discussants' comments
Development domains in East Africa and a spatially-based strategic planning
framework for sustainable land use in Uganda
S. Wood and S. Bolwig .................... .. ................. ..61
Village stratification for policy analysis: Multiple development domains
in the Ethiopian highlands
G. Kruseman, J. Pender, Girmay Tesfay and Berhanu Gebremedhin ................. 65
Livelihood strategies and land management practices in the highlands of Tigray,
northern Ethiopia
J. Pender, Berhanu Gebremedhin and Mitiku Haile ............................ 70
Development pathways and land management in Uganda
E. Nkonya, J. Pender, D. Sserunkuuma and P. Jagger .. ...... ..................... 74
Development pathways in medium-high potential Kenya: A meso-level
analysis of agricultural patterns and determinants
F. Place, R. Kruska, T. deWolff, P. Kristjanson, S. Staal, R. Zomer and E. Njuguna..... 80
Land degradation, investment, information and incentives in Kenya's
Lake Victoria basin
B. Swallow and J. Wangila ........... .. ...................................85
Agricultural land management by households in the highlands of Kenya
F. Place, J. Njuki, F. Murithi and F. Mugo ................................ 90
Land management problems and potentials in the Lakeshore intensive
banana-coffee farming system
D. Sserunkuuma ................ .....................................96
Policies affecting land management, input use and productivity: Land
redistribution and tenure in the highlands of Amhara region, Ethiopia
S. Benin ..... ................................................101
Livestock, livelihood and land management issues in the highlands of Ethiopia
M.A. Jabbar, M. Ahmed, S. Benin, Berhanu Gebremedhin and S. Ehui ............. 107
Community natural resource management in the highlands of Ethiopia
Berhanu Gebremedhin, J. Pender, and Girmay Tesfay ........................... 112
Interregional comparisons of agricultural production efficiency
in the Ethiopian highlands
S. Ehui, Zeleka Paulos, Ayele Solomon, S. Benin, Berhanu Gebremedhin
M. Jabbar and J. Pender ................................................116
The role of micro-credit in addressing land degradation in Uganda
G. Akello ...................... .............................. 120
Dynamics of maize market integration in post-liberalised Uganda
S. Rashid ......................................................... 123
Motivating smallholder investment in sustainable land management:
Emerging roles for NGOs and CBOs in Uganda
P. Jagger and J. Pender ................... ....................... . . 127
Land tenure systems and their implication for food security and sustainable
development in Africa
J. Dione ............... . ........................ .............. 132
Macro-economic and sectoral policies and their influence in land use
and management: Some lessons from southern Africa
I. Minde ...................................................... 134
Integrated resource management for improving land productivity
in the Ethiopian highlands
J. Aune, Dereje Teklehaimanot and Balesh Tulema ........................... 140
Impacts of land management options in Western Kenya and eastern Uganda
RJ. Delve and J.J. Ramisch ...............................................146
Soil organic matter and its relationship to soil fertility changes in Uganda
H. Ssali . .................................................... . 151
The potential benefit of velvet bean (Mucuna pruriens) and N-fertilisers in maize
production on contrasting soils in Uganda
C.K. Kaizzi, H. Ssali, A. Nansamba and L.G. Vlek Paul ....................... 154
Policy analysis for sustainable land management and food security
in the Ethiopian highlands: A bio-economic model with market imperfections
S. Holden, Bekele Shiferaw and J. Pender ........................... . ....... 157
Credit policy and intensification in mixed crop-livestock systems:
A modelling perspective
M.M. Ahmed, P.V. Preckel and S.K. Ehui .. .................. ...... 160
Land improvement and technology diffusion in Uganda: A bio-economic
multi-agent approach
J. Woelke, T. Berger and S. Park .................................... 164
Appendix I: Conference programme ................................ 171
Appendix II: List of participants ....... ............................. 177
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Ethiopia Population Econometric models, Ethiopia Economic conditions Econometric models