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Journal Article 2019-07-24

Governing seeds in East Africa in the face of climate change: Assessing political and social outcomes

Autor: Westengen, O.T. Haug, R. Guthiga, Paul M. Macharia, E.

Climate change is already negatively affecting Sub Saharan African agriculture. One of the most effective ways to adapt on farm is to switch crop varieties. This technological change depends on the policies and institutions involved in governing the seed systems on which farmers rely for access t...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/103979

Investigación en Agricultura

CLIMATE CHANGE

SEEDS

POLICIES

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Westengen, O.T. , Haug, R. , Guthiga, Paul M. , Macharia, E. , [Governing seeds in East Africa in the face of climate change: Assessing political and social outcomes] , Governing seeds in East Africa in the face of climate change: Assessing political and social outcomes

Journal Article 2014

Assessment of adoption and impact of rainwater harvesting technologies on rural farm household income: the case of rainwater harvesting ponds in Rwanda.

Autor: Zingiro, A. Okello, J.J. Guthiga, Paul M.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/64928

Investigación en Agricultura

RAINWATER

TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER

IMPACT ASSESSMENT

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Zingiro, A. , Okello, J.J. , Guthiga, Paul M. , [Assessment of adoption and impact of rainwater harvesting technologies on rural farm household income: the case of rainwater harvesting ponds in Rwanda.] , Assessment of adoption and impact of rainwater harvesting technologies on rural farm household income: the case of rainwater harvesting ponds in Rwanda.

Journal Article 2013-03-15

REDD+and community-controlled forests in low-income countries: Any hope for a linkage?

Autor: Bluffstone, R. Robinson, E. Guthiga, Paul M.

Deforestation and forest degradation are estimated to account for between 12% and 20% of annual greenhouse gas emissions and in the 1990s (largely in the developing world) released about 5.8 Gt per year, which was bigger than all forms of transport combined. The idea behind REDD + is that payment...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/25123

Investigación en Agricultura

SOCIAL WELFARE

FORESTRY

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Bluffstone, R. , Robinson, E. , Guthiga, Paul M. , [REDD+and community-controlled forests in low-income countries: Any hope for a linkage?] , REDD+and community-controlled forests in low-income countries: Any hope for a linkage?

Journal Article 2013-11-15

Are small-scale irrigators water use efficient? Evidence from Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya

Autor: Njiraini, G.W. Guthiga, Paul M.

With increasing water scarcity and competing uses and users, water use efficiency is becoming increasingly important in many parts of developing countries. The lake Naivasha basin has an array of different water users and uses ranging from large scale export market agriculture, urban domestic wat...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/35025

Investigación en Agricultura

WATER

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Njiraini, G.W. , Guthiga, Paul M. , [Are small-scale irrigators water use efficient? Evidence from Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya] , Are small-scale irrigators water use efficient? Evidence from Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya

Journal Article 2011-05-05

Meteorologists meeting rainmakers: Indigenous knowledge and climate policy processes in Kenya

Autor: Guthiga, Paul M. Newsham, A.

This article seeks to shed light on policy processes arising from interaction between indigenous rainmakers and meteorologists, in participatory action research aimed at increasing the capacity of a local community to adapt to climate change. Policy processes were analysed from the perspective of...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/10244

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Guthiga, Paul M. , Newsham, A. , [Meteorologists meeting rainmakers: Indigenous knowledge and climate policy processes in Kenya] , Meteorologists meeting rainmakers: Indigenous knowledge and climate policy processes in Kenya

Journal Article 2009-11-10

Assessing opportunity costs of conservation: Ingredients for protected area management in the Kakamega Forest, Western Kenya

Autor: Borner, J. Mburu, J. Guthiga, Paul M. Wambua, S.

The Kakamega Forest is the only remaining tropical rainforest fragment in Western Kenya and hosts large numbers of endemic animal and plant species. Protected areas were established decades ago in order to preserve the forest's unique biodiversity from being converted into agricultural land by th...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/394

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Borner, J. , Mburu, J. , Guthiga, Paul M. , Wambua, S. , [Assessing opportunity costs of conservation: Ingredients for protected area management in the Kakamega Forest, Western Kenya] , Assessing opportunity costs of conservation: Ingredients for protected area management in the Kakamega Forest, Western Kenya

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Governing seeds in East Africa in the face of climate change: Assessing political and social outcomes

Assessment of adoption and impact of rainwater harvesting technologies on rural farm household income: the case of rainwater harvesting ponds in Rwanda.

REDD+and community-controlled forests in low-income countries: Any hope for a linkage?

Are small-scale irrigators water use efficient? Evidence from Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya

Meteorologists meeting rainmakers: Indigenous knowledge and climate policy processes in Kenya

Assessing opportunity costs of conservation: Ingredients for protected area management in the Kakamega Forest, Western Kenya

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Resultados de búsqueda

Governing seeds in East Africa in the face of climate change: Assessing political and social outcomes

Assessment of adoption and impact of rainwater harvesting technologies on rural farm household income: the case of rainwater harvesting ponds in Rwanda.

REDD+and community-controlled forests in low-income countries: Any hope for a linkage?

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Are small-scale irrigators water use efficient? Evidence from Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya

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Meteorologists meeting rainmakers: Indigenous knowledge and climate policy processes in Kenya

Assessing opportunity costs of conservation: Ingredients for protected area management in the Kakamega Forest, Western Kenya