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Socio-Economies and Policy Research No. 18 |
Proceedings of the ILCA/IFPRI Research Planning Workshop held at ILCA, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
August 31-September 1, 1994
Edited by
Brent M. Shallow
International Livestock Centre for Africa
P.O. Box 5689. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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September 1994
Brent M. Swallow is an Agricultural Economist working at the International Livestock Centre for Africa, P. O. Box 46847, Nairobi Kenya
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Session I: Overview of issues and summary of past research
Welcome and opening remarks
Relevant policy questions related to property rights and resource management
Overview of ILCA's research on property rights
Review of World Bank and Land Tenure Centre Studies on Land Tenure and Agricultural Productivity
Session II: Review of research on property rights and agro-forestry
ILCA/LTC research on property rights and alley farming in West Africa
Review of LTC/ICRAF studies on agroforestry in east and southern Africa
Property rights and soil fertility management in Niger
Land tenure and agricultural productivity in Ethiopia
Session IV: Review of on-going and planned studies of property rights and resource management
Changes in resource use and property rights prompted by the adoption of dairy enterprises
Traditional strategies and adaptive resource use by crop-livestock producers in the Sahel
The effects of property rights on the use of forest resources
Session V: Proposed research on evolution of resource use and property rights under risk
Evolution of resource use and property rights under risk: issues
Evolution of resource use and property rights under risk: modelling challenges
Session VI: Conclusions and priorities for future research