Development in Practice
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Volume 31, issue 8, 2021
- Development in Practice pp. 969-970

- Emily Finlay
- Inviting women to the table: addressing food insecurity in Sierra Leone pp. 971-976

- Abraham Harrison Lincoln Larkoh, Anne Dressel and Katherine Riebe
- Effects of gender and institutional support services on commercialisation of maize in Western Kenya pp. 977-987

- Dennis Etemesi Olumeh, David Jakinda Otieno and Willis Oluoch-Kosura
- Empowerment and agricultural mechanisation: perceptions and experiences of women tractor operators in Ghana pp. 988-1001

- Lungelo Cele
- Adapting to changing climatic conditions: perspectives and experiences of women in rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa pp. 1002-1013

- Fanelesibonge Nosipho Masinga, Pranitha Maharaj and Divane Nzima
- Male–female sensitivity in climate-induced income insecurity: some empirical evidence from farming households in Northern Cameroon pp. 1014-1039

- Ernest Molua and Justine E. Ayuk
- What restraints are there on female education in high mountainous rural areas of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan pp. 1040-1050

- Iftikhar Ali, Mohsin Khan and Arif Alam
- Factors associated with educational and career aspirations of young women and girls in Sierra Leone pp. 1051-1062

- Skye Allmang, Veronika Rozhenkova, James Ward Khakshi, Wameq Raza and Jody Heymann
- Pivoting during a pandemic: a case study of a Samoan NGO pp. 1063-1069

- Annika Tierney Lemisio, Ramona Boodoosingh and Mata’afa Fa’atino Utumapu
- A couple-based gender transformative intervention to enhance women’s participation in household decision-making: results from a cluster randomised control trial in Ibadan, Nigeria pp. 1070-1082

- Funmilola M. OlaOlorun and Neetu A. John
- Exploring men’s involvement in family planning in Lao PDR pp. 1083-1095

- Vanly Lorkuangming, Alice Beban and Rochelle Stewart-Withers
- Research uptake, lessons from a multi-country global programme: What Works to Prevent Violence against women and girls pp. 1096-1108

- Leane Ramsoomar, Rebecca Ladbury and Rachel Jewkes
- Bridging the gender gap in empowerment of rural households: is technology the solution? pp. 1109-1122

- Olajumoke Adeyeye
- Diasporic developmentalism: reflections from Liberia and further afield pp. 1123-1125

- Patrick Kilby
Volume 31, issue 7, 2021
- The private sector in the development landscape: partnerships, power, and questionable possibilities pp. 857-871

- Jason Hart, Jo-Anna Russon and Jessica Sklair
- Private sector representation, contribution, and potential influence in global financing partnerships pp. 872-884

- Moira V. Faul and Jordan Soukias Tchilingirian
- Unpacking Fair Trade bananas and coffee: private financial investment and the state in Costa Rica pp. 885-895

- Layla Zaglul Ruiz and Peter Luetchford
- Digital philanthropy for the masses: crowdfunding platforms marketising NGO partnerships for individual giving in India pp. 896-908

- Shonali Ayesha Banerjee
- Partnerships between philanthrocapitalists and donors: the case of Girl Hub pp. 909-919

- Catherine Ann Shutt
- The partner myth: analysing the limitations of private sector contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 920-926

- Uwe Gneiting and Ruth Mhlanga
- Operation Orphan and Danbro: an SME–charity partnership pp. 927-933

- Jo-Anna Russon, Brad Moore and Helen Broughton
- Uneven outcomes from private infrastructure finance: evidence from two case studies pp. 934-945

- Kate Bayliss, Maria Jose Romero and Elisa Van Waeyenberge
- “Flash blending” development finance: how to make aid donor–private sector partnerships help meet the SDGs pp. 946-960

- Marc J. Cohen, Claire Godfrey, Hilary Jeune and Shannon Kindornay
- An INGO–corporate partnership in post-war Sri Lanka’s agricultural sector pp. 961-968

- Priyan Senevirathna
Volume 31, issue 6, 2021
- Development in practice pp. 715-716

- Patrick Kilby, Rochelle Spencer, Joyce Wu and Emily Finlay
- Physical planning standard of health care facilities in the rural communities of Ondo State, Nigeria pp. 717-725

- Jimoh Usman Umar
- Mobilising demand for primary health care services among urban slums: insights from a case study in Bangladesh pp. 726-738

- Alayne M. Adams and Sabina F. Rashid
- A whole-of-government review to a whole-of-government response: a narrative review of the United States Government’s 2013–2016 West Africa Ebola Epidemic post-operation reports pp. 739-750

- Megan Rhodes and Samuel Boland
- Cervical screening in Solomon Islands: challenges and opportunities for a national screening programme pp. 751-763

- Jessica R. Botfield, Catherine McGowan, Verlyn Gagahe, Faeha Tashkeel and Anne Stuart
- Improved mother’s health helps in universalisation of child immunisation – myth or reality? Evidence from Assam pp. 764-780

- Shrabanti Maity, Ummey Rummana Barlaskar and Anil Bhumali
- Water metering in piped community-based water supply systems: the challenge of balancing social and economic benefits pp. 781-793

- Henry Bikwibili Tantoh
- Bridging the gaps sector to sector and research to policy: linking family planning to urban development pp. 794-804

- Trudy Harpham, Robert Smith, Tom LeGrand, John Cleland, James Duminy, Susan Parnell, Judith F. Helzner, Gaye Agesa and Lynette Kamau
- Unleashing the potential of local governments in pandemic response pp. 805-815

- Serdar Yilmaz and Jamie Boex
- Mining-induced displacement and resettlement policies and local people’s livelihoods in Ghana pp. 816-827

- Portia Oware Twerefoo
- Diaspora and development: the case of Mauritius pp. 828-838

- Ramola Ramtohul
- Compensation packages and implications for social networks among development-induced displaced persons in Uganda’s Albertine Graben pp. 839-855

- Frank Mugagga, Leonida Tibakunirwa and Paul Musali
Volume 31, issue 5, 2021
- Editorial pp. 559-560

- Patrick Kilby, Rochelle Spencer and Joyce Wu
- Mobile veterinary clinics in the drylands of Kenya: securing pastoralists’ livelihoods by bringing services close pp. 561-579

- Immaculate Omondi, Isabelle Baltenweck, Emmanuel Kinuthia, Leonard Kirui, George Njoroge-Wamwere, Bernard Bett, Ambrose Munene, Siyat Onle, Diba Dida and Henry Kiara
- Balancing hope and disappointment: representation, social wellbeing, and the future of small-scale fisheries in Uruguay pp. 580-591

- Paula Santos, Micaela Trimble and Derek Johnson
- Effects and drivers of participation in agriculture-nutrition-health interventions: Experiences from a biofortified sweetpotato project pp. 592-605

- Julius Juma Okello, Temesgen Bocher, Jan Low, Fred Grant, Donald Cole, Haile Selassie Okuku, Aimee Webb Girard and Carol Levin
- Factors that drive peer dissemination of agricultural information: evidence from northern Ghana pp. 606-618

- Prince Maxwell Etwire, Edward Martey and Peter Goldsmith
- Farmers’ food insecurity coping strategies in the Sidama region of southern Ethiopia pp. 619-635

- Gezahegn Abebe
- COCREATE: a self-directed learning approach to agricultural extension programmes pp. 636-649

- K. Kusnandar, O. van Kooten and F. M. Brazier
- The role of climate change adaptation of small-scale farmers on the households food security level in the west of Iran pp. 650-664

- Moslem Savari and Milad Zhoolideh
- Farmer to farmer education: learnings from an international study tour pp. 665-675

- Kirt Hainzer, Catherine O’Mullan, Christian Bugajim and Philip Hugh Brown
- Farming groups and empowerment of women smallholder farmers pp. 676-689

- Mwanajuma S. Othman, Guy Garrod and Elizabeth Oughton
- Barriers and opportunities for the youth engagement in agribusiness: empirical evidence from Zambia and Vietnam pp. 690-706

- Joseph Mulema, Idah Mugambi, Monica Kansiime, Hong Twu Chan, Michael Chimalizeni, Thi Xuan Pham and George Oduor
- Tackling challenges for co-management of natural resources: the community council in Limpopo National Park, Mozambique pp. 707-713

- Esperança Rui Colua de Oliveira, Kei Otsuki and Marlino Eugenio Mubai
Volume 31, issue 4, 2021
- Caste, land ownership and agricultural productivity in India: evidence from a large-scale survey of farm households pp. 421-431

- Md Riyazuddin Khan, Mohammad Imdadul Haque, Zeeshan, Noorsaba Khatoon, Isha Kaushik and Karuna Shree
- Looming crisis – changing climatic conditions in Ghana’s breadbasket: the experiences of agrarian migrants pp. 432-445

- Jemima Nomunume Baada, Bipasha Baruah and Isaac Luginaah
- Assessing the impacts of land use and climate interactions on beekeeping livelihoods in the Taita Hills, Kenya pp. 446-461

- Rebecca Jo Stormes Newman, Rob Marchant, Charis Enns and Claudia Capitani
- What happens when savings groups grow up? Examining savings group sustainability and perceived long-term benefits pp. 462-476

- Whitney Moret, Mandy Swann and Lara Lorenzetti
- The role of women in the fight against corruption in Ghana pp. 477-483

- Clara Kasser-Tee
- Land titles and farmers’ perceptions about ease of conducting transactions: a case study in Brazil pp. 484-495

- Lucas Bispo de Oliveira Alves, Shinnosuke Maeda, So Morikawa and Hironori Kato
- Contract farming, cooperatives and challenges of side selling: malt barley value-chain development in Ethiopia pp. 496-510

- Dawit Alemu, Alice Guinan and Judith Hermanson
- Dilemma in localising international law in the drafting process of Thailand’s human rights action plan pp. 511-522

- Wanaporn Techagaisiyavanit and Srisombat Chokprajakchat
- Coordination in multi-actor policy implementation: case study of a livelihood enhancement programme in India pp. 523-532

- Srilata Patnaik and C. Shambu Prasad
- Lessons Learnt from financing WASH rehabilitation works in small towns in Zimbabwe pp. 533-547

- Arnold Cole, Steve Mudhuviwa, Taurai Maja and Aidan Cronin
- Sanitation and gendered psychosocial stress in peri-urban Bangalore pp. 548-557

- Durba Biswas and Shweta Joshi
Volume 31, issue 3, 2021
- Upgrading fair trade: a case study in Madagascar pp. 285-295

- Jerome Ballet, Claire Gondard-Delcroix and Dilane Cedras
- Exploring collaboration experiences at the society-science nexus in a food security project in Tanzania pp. 296-307

- Katharina Löhr, Michael Weinhardt, Michelle Bonatti, Juliane Schütt, Frieder Graef and Stefan Sieber
- Exploring pathways to adherence and retention for HIV-positive savings group members in Ethiopia pp. 308-322

- Lara Lorenzetti, Diana Rutherford and Befikadu Ejeta
- Contesting community development: grounding definitions in practice contexts pp. 323-333

- Colleen Carlon
- Governmentality and gendered realities: experiences from the Philippines’ cash transfer programme pp. 334-343

- Maria Kristina G. Alinsunurin
- Safety perspectives of high-school students in western China: rural-urban and gender comparison pp. 344-355

- Xinjian Qi, Jayant K. Routray and Mokbul Morshed Ahmad
- A description and explanation of the complex landscape of faith-based organisations in Cameroon’s health sector pp. 356-367

- Sibylle Herzig van Wees, Emmanuel Betsi and Maturin Désiré Sop Sop
- Audit as political struggle: the doxa of managerialism clashing with the uncertainty of real life pp. 368-379

- Emma Crewe and Chris Mowles
- Street vending: exploring an excluded economic sector in Chittagong city, Bangladesh pp. 380-392

- M. Ala Uddin
- Financial sustainability of NGOs in rural development programmes pp. 393-403

- Elvin Shava
- Do location and legal status matter in microfinance institutions’ performance? Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa pp. 404-420

- Tilahun Aemiro Tehulu
Volume 31, issue 2, 2021
- The role of access to finance for smallholders' seed business growth in Nepal pp. 139-149

- Dyutiman Choudhary, Kamal Banskota, Narayan Khanal and Prithvi Gyawali
- Case selection for robust generalisation: lessons from QuIP impact evaluation studies pp. 150-160

- James Copestake
- Effects of socio-cultural norms on smallholder adaptation to climate change in Nkoranza South municipality, Ghana pp. 161-173

- Alexander Nii Adjei Sowah, Kwadwo Owusu, Paul William Kojo Yankson and Edna Quansah
- Towards a sustainable NGO intervention on child protection: taking indigenous knowledge seriously pp. 174-184

- Sampson A. Yeboah and Marguerite Daniel
- Lessons learnt from engaging opinion leaders to address intimate partner violence in Rwanda pp. 185-197

- Erin Stern, Lori Heise and Beniamino Cislaghi
- Managing complexity and uncertainty in agricultural innovation through adaptive project design and implementation pp. 198-213

- Jeffery W. Bentley, Diego Naziri, Gordon Prain, Enoch Kikulwe, Sarah Mayanja, André Devaux and Graham Thiele
- Mapping stakeholders’ viewpoints on innovation along a livestock value chain: a Q method application pp. 214-225

- Benoît Govoeyi, Serge G. Ahounou, Pascal S. Kiki, Ignace O. Dotché, Nassim Moula, Issaka Youssao Abdou Karim and Nicolas Antoine-Moussiaux
- Marginalisation and power politics in local governance: a study of a small town in India pp. 226-237

- Subhamay Ghosh and Dipendra Nath Das
- Social mobilisation, community engagement and the power of elites in rural development pp. 238-247

- Shahzad Khan and Patricia Short
- Navigating the city’s waterscape: gendering everyday dynamics of water access from multiple sources pp. 248-258

- Durba Biswas
- The failure of externally-driven advocacy initiatives to contextualise sub-Saharan “marginalised women” pp. 259-267

- Winnie Bedigen, Anna Mdee, Rinmicit Temlong, Lisa Thorley and Patricia Tshomba
- Elements of bureaucracy: personal reflections on “going with the process” in Ethiopia pp. 268-274

- Ruth Jackson
- An investigation of factors contributing towards failure or success of implemented EWB-USA water-well borehole projects pp. 275-283

- Andreas Kristoffersen and Joshua N. Knight
Volume 31, issue 1, 2021
- Public–private partnerships for improved service delivery: the case of Intercity STC Coaches in Ghana pp. 1-10

- Clement Mensah Damoah and Kwame Asamoah
- Participatory diagnostic for scaling a decision support tool for rice crop management in northern Nigeria pp. 11-26

- Espérance Zossou, Kazuki Saito, Alidou Assouma-Imorou, Kokou Ahouanton and Bitrus Dawi Tarfa
- Funding eligibility requirements: inclusion, exclusion, and mediation in peace interventions pp. 27-36

- Marie Donna M. Ballesteros
- Malnutrition mitigation and community empowerment through the sustainable food reserve programme in Indonesia pp. 37-48

- Andy Fefta Wijaya, Apri Kuntariningsih, Sarwono Sarwono and Agus Suryono
- Sustainable rice farming and its impact on rural women in Myanmar pp. 49-58

- Melanie Connor and Su Su San
- Video-mediated rural learning: effects of images and languages on farmers’ learning in Benin Republic pp. 59-68

- Lauréano Bede, Florent Okry and Simplice D. Vodouhe
- Do transaction costs influence smallholder rubber farmers’ choice of selling outlets? Evidence from Liberia pp. 69-80

- Francis F.B. Mulbah, Cecilia Ritho and John Mburu
- Exploratory agent-based model to understand migration scenarios: a study from the Indian Himalayan Region, Uttarakhand pp. 81-92

- Divya Sharma, Neha Khandekar and Kamna Sachdeva
- Gender differences in rice value chain participation and career preferences of rural youth in India pp. 93-111

- Prakashan Chellattan Veettil, Prabhakaran Raghu, Bidhan Mohapatra and Samarendu Mohanty
- Evolution of open defecation prevalence in Tanzania 2002–2015: evidence from national demographic and health surveys pp. 112-124

- Emmanuel Maliti
- Empowerment as one sees it: assessment of empowerment by women participants of development projects pp. 125-138

- Marc Völker and Philippe Doneys
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