Development in Practice

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Volume 29, issue 8, 2019

Gender and financial inclusion: the critical role for holistic programming pp. 965-973

Julia Arnold and Sarah Gammage

What works to increase financial inclusion and women’s financial autonomy? Intentional designs showing promise pp. 974-987

Sarah Eckhoff, Grace Majara Kibombo, Melch Muhame Natukunda, Christian Pennotti and Karen Vandergaag

Barriers to “last mile” financial inclusion: cases from northern Kenya pp. 988-1000

Jaya Tiwari, Emily Schaub and Naziha Sultana

Using direct benefit transfers to transfer benefits to women: a perspective from India pp. 1001-1013

Rashi Sabherwal, Devesh Sharma and Neeraj Trivedi

Hidden constraints to digital financial inclusion: the oral-literate divide pp. 1014-1028

Brett Hudson Matthews

The role of financial inclusion in driving women’s economic empowerment pp. 1029-1038

Sarah Hendriks

Editorial pp. 1039-1039

Brian Pratt

Women and development-forced evictions: realities, responses and solidarity pp. 1040-1052

Heather P. Bedi and Joanna Levitt Cea

Contextualising empowerment: highlighting key elements from women’s stories of empowerment pp. 1053-1063

Adinda Tenriangke Muchtar, John Overton and Marcela Palomino-Schalscha

Is social protection in Ghana a right? pp. 1064-1074

Abdul-Gafaru Abdulai, Abdul-Bassit Abubakari and Jude Martey

Drivers of civil society organisations’ participation in Ghana’s governance processes pp. 1075-1082

Joseph Antwi-Boasiako

Volume 29, issue 7, 2019

Editorial pp. 825-826

Brian Pratt

Women’s time use and implications for participation in cacao value chains: evidence from VRAEM, Peru pp. 827-843

Stacy Armbruster, Jennifer Solomon, Trent Blare and Jason Donovan

Do farmers' socio-economic characteristics influence their preference for agricultural extension methods? pp. 844-853

Henry Mwololo, Jonathan Nzuma and Cecilia Ritho

Assessment of seed quality along the rice seed value chain in Tanzania pp. 854-866

Setegn Gebeyehu, Joseph Kangile and Emmanuel Mwakatobe

Livelihood vulnerabilities and diversification of fishing households in Ghana pp. 867-881

Francis K. Y. Amevenku, John K. M. Kuwornu, Alhassan W. Seini, Yaw B. Osei-Asare and Henry Anim-Somuah

Of bulls and bulbs: aspirations, opinions and perceptions of rural adolescents and youth in Zambia pp. 882-897

Thomas Daum

Using “theory of change” to improve agricultural research: recent experience from Tanzania pp. 898-911

Amos Omore, Michael Kidoido, Edgar Twine, Lusato Kurwijila, Maureen O’Flynn and Julius Githinji

Ethics to match complexity in agricultural research for development pp. 912-926

Lucy Carter and Liana Williams

Reflecting on reflexivity in development studies research pp. 927-935

Susan M. Crabtree

Limbo in development projects pp. 936-946

Lars Bo Andersen

Food for Education in Guatemala: links between food intake and reading comprehension pp. 947-956

Thomas M. Crea, Antonia Diaz-Valdes, Kaipeng Wang, Scott D. Easton and Brenda Urizar

Building effective collaboration between health systems and the life sciences industry pp. 957-964

Elize Massard da Fonseca, Mariana Ramos Teixeira and Nilson do Rosario Costa

Volume 29, issue 6, 2019

Editorial pp. 683-684

Brian Pratt

The Value for Money agenda: from a straitjacket to a learning approach pp. 685-696

Francesca D’Emidio and Tina Wallace

Do results-based management frameworks frustrate or facilitate effective development practice? Irish international development sector experiences pp. 697-707

Susan P. Murphy, Enida Friel, Grace McKiernan, Patrick Considine, Angelina De Marco, Aaron Cunningham and Molly Middlehurst

“Learning partners”: overcoming the collective action dilemma of inter-organisational knowledge generation and sharing? pp. 708-722

Anne L. Buffardi, Blane Harvey and Tiina Pasanen

Scaling up research-for-development innovations in food and agricultural systems pp. 723-734

Helena Shilomboleni and Renaud De Plaen

Child safeguarding in a peacekeeping context: lessons from Liberia pp. 735-747

Sarah Blakemore, Rosa Freedman and Nicolas Lemay-Hébert

A road to development? Rural perspectives on infrastructure maintenance in Solomon Islands pp. 748-759

Stephanie Ketterer Hobbis

Poverty reduction in Upper West Region, Ghana: role of the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty programme pp. 760-773

Moses Naiim Fuseini, Francis Enu-Kwesi and Mohammed Sulemana

The limitations of market-based approaches to empowerment: lessons from a case study in Northern Ghana pp. 774-785

Sophia Friedson-Ridenour, Molly Clark-Barol, Kurt Wilson, Sweta Shrestha and Cassandra Mercy Ofori

A study on capacity development in the “What Works to Prevent Violence Against Women” programme pp. 786-797

Samantha Willan, Alice Kerr-Wilson, Anna Parke and Andrew Gibbs

Does financial inclusion increase financial resilience? Evidence from Bangladesh pp. 798-807

A.H.M. Belayeth Hussain, Noraida Endut, Sumonkanti Das, Mohammed Thanvir Ahmed Chowdhury, Nadia Haque, Sumena Sultana and Khandaker Jafor Ahmed

Experience with participatory video proposals: assisting community organisations with innovation project planning pp. 808-816

Pamela Richardson-Ngwenya, Raul Fernandez, Maria J. Restrepo and Brigitte A. Kaufmann

A time for locally driven development in Papua and West Papua pp. 817-823

Mochamad Indrawan, Agus Sumule, Arief Wijaya, Noak Kapisa, Frans Wanggai, Mubariq Ahmad, Benja V. Mambai and Charlie D. Heatubun

Volume 29, issue 5, 2019

Beyond the pledges: reflections on sustainability transitions in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region pp. 539-544

Suzanne H. Hammad, Mohammad Al-Saidi and Esmat Zaidan

Participation modes and diplomacy of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries towards the global sustainability agenda pp. 545-558

Mohammad Al-Saidi, Esmat Zaidan and Suzanne Hammad

Culture and the politics of sustainable development in the GCC: identity between heritage and globalisation pp. 559-569

Mazhar Al-Zo’by

Cultural-based challenges of the westernised approach to development in newly developed societies pp. 570-581

Esmat Zaidan

Development drivers of the water-energy-food nexus in the Gulf Cooperation Council region pp. 582-593

Ammar Abulibdeh, Esmat Zaidan and Mohammad Al-Saidi

Pathways for building urban resilience to climate change in Oman pp. 594-605

Talal Al-Awadhi, Yassine Charabi and B.S. Choudri

Comparative analysis of the driving forces and spatiotemporal patterns of urbanisation in Muscat, Doha, and Dubai pp. 606-618

Ammar Abulibdeh, Talal Al-Awadhi and Mohammed Al-Barwani

Solar energy farming as a development innovation for vulnerable water basins pp. 619-634

Mohammad Al-Saidi and Nisreen Lahham

Urban agriculture towards food security of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese host communities pp. 635-644

Sudeh Dehnavi and Verena Süß

The contribution of civil society to sustainable development in the Gulf and beyond pp. 645-650

Rachel Hayman

Partnering for sustainable development: case study of a 10-year donor–recipient partnership pp. 651-661

Samah Al Sabbagh and Esker Copeland

How to improve sustainability: the critical role of education for Syrian refugees pp. 662-669

Tareq Z. Albakri and Rabih Shibli

Sustainable development in the Arab world – is the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region fit for the challenge? pp. 670-681

Esmat Zaidan, Mohammad Al-Saidi and Suzanne H. Hammad

Volume 29, issue 4, 2019

Editorial pp. 407-408

Brian Pratt

Integrating gender into index-based agricultural insurance: a focus on South Africa pp. 409-423

Lorna Born, Charles Spillane and Una Murray

Farmers’ perceptions of milk-collecting centres in Thailand's dairy industry pp. 424-436

Thitiya Jitmun, John K.M. Kuwornu, Avishek Datta and Anil Kumar Anal

Assessment of the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty programme in Karaga district, Ghana pp. 437-447

Mohammed Sulemana, Bukari Francis Issahaku Malongza and Mohammed Abdulai

Responsible use of crop protection products and Nigeria's growth enhancement support scheme pp. 448-463

Joseph I. Uduji, Elda N. Okolo-Obasi and Simplice Asongu

Community assessment of NGO housing delivery: lessons from Port Vila, Vanuatu pp. 464-476

Lisa Strychar and Jennifer Day

Why work “at home”? Oxfam’s value-added and the UK Poverty Programme pp. 477-488

Susannah Pickering-Saqqa

A new way of measuring behavioural compliance for prevention programme interventions using KAP Score pp. 489-500

Daniel Lindgren and Shawn Kelley

Remoteness as a gendered construct pp. 501-513

Flavian Lihwa, Christopher J. Johnstone, Matthew A.M. Thomas and Brooke Krause

Coupling a ladder to the safety net: reinventing MGNREGA for asset creation pp. 514-524

Sandeep Tambe, Nima Tashi Bhutia, Sarika Pradhan and Jigme Basi

Modelling trust and contractual arrangements in a local economy pp. 525-533

Dalel Ayari and Lokman Zaibet

Respecting communities: languages and cultural understanding in international development work pp. 534-537

Vicky Mancuso Brehm

Volume 29, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 271-272

Brian Pratt

Resolving the tensions between the principles of aid effectiveness: an Indonesia-Australia technical assistance project pp. 273-286

Brooke Wilmsen, Andrew van Hulten and Alexandra Kaasch

Can ICT-enabled real-time data contribute to adaptive management in development programming? pp. 287-299

Inka Barnett, Kevin Hernandez, Ben Ramalingam, Anna Levy, Carrie Oppenheimer and Craig Valters

Paths for improving non-profit impact on society: lessons from government–non-profit relationships in Brazil pp. 300-313

Marcelo Marchesini da Costa

Geographical versus social displacement: the politics of return and post-war recovery in Northern Uganda pp. 314-325

Sarah Khasalamwa-Mwandha

Analysis of off-farm work decisions among smallholder farm households in Burkina Faso pp. 326-335

Soumaila Gansonré

Climate change research in bilateral development programmes: experiences from India and Peru pp. 336-348

Veruska Muccione, Boris Orlowsky, Simon K. Allen, Christian Huggel, Nadine Salzmann, Nilton Montoya, Surjeet Singh Randhawa and Markus Stoffel

Older people’s conceptualisation of poverty and their experiences of government programmes in Uganda pp. 349-359

Rosette Kabuye and Norman Mukasa

How democratic decentralisation facilitates, sustains, and interrupts market-driven development in India pp. 360-370

Dolly Daftary

Uncovering land tenure insecurities: tips for tenure responsive land-use planning in Ethiopia pp. 371-383

Uchendu Chigbu, Zebad Alemayehu and Walter Dachaga

The impact of MGNREGS on child labour and child education: an empirical analysis pp. 384-394

Saswati Das and Diganta Mukherjee

Optimal sources of financing for microfinance institutions in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 395-405

Sydney Chikalipah

Volume 29, issue 2, 2019

Editorial pp. 133-134

Brian Pratt

Participatory modelling and development practice: artisanal fishers in Nicaragua pp. 135-146

Christian E. Casillas and Isha Ray

Expensive English: an accessible language approach for Papua New Guinea agricultural development pp. 147-158

Jo Caffery and Deborah Hill

Language, NGOs and inclusion: the donor perspective pp. 159-169

Angela M. Crack

Does fertiliser use improve household welfare? Evidence from Ghana’s cocoa industry pp. 170-182

Gideon Danso-Abbeam and Lloyd J. S. Baiyegunhi

WaSH as a maternal health issue: three perspectives from rural Uganda pp. 183-195

Corinne Schuster-Wallace, Susan Watt, Zachariah Mulawa and Morgan Pommells

Reproductive health services: “Business-in-a-Box” as a model social innovation pp. 196-207

Abdur Rehman Cheema and Abid Mehmood

Aid and development by design: local solutions to local problems pp. 208-219

Adrian Flint and Christian Meyer zu Natrup

Is development studies becoming too brainy? A comparison of World Development Reports pp. 220-229

Mine Sato

India 2025: the public distribution system and National Food Security Act 2013 pp. 230-249

Sayan Chakraborty and S. P. Sarmah

Sen’s capability approach and microcredit: lessons from a Malaysian case pp. 250-262

Shankaran Nambiar

Addressing avoidable vision impairment in Mozambique and the Africa region pp. 263-269

Stephen Thompson, Kovin Naidoo, Joel Bambamba, Vanessa Moodley, Diane van Staden, Amanda Forde, Kajal Shah, Luigi Bilotto and James Loughman

Volume 29, issue 1, 2019

Editorial pp. 1-2

Brian Pratt

Does women’s empowerment through policy intervention reduce food insecurity in South Africa? pp. 3-14

Yonas Bahta, Enoch Owusu-Sekyere and Boipelo Tlalang

Not just any toilet – women’s solutions to sanitation in informal settlements in Nairobi pp. 15-25

Samantha Winter, Francis Barchi and Millicent Ningoma Dzombo

The power of small-scale solar: gender, energy poverty, and entrepreneurship in Tanzania pp. 26-39

Leslie Gray, Alaina Boyle, Erika Francks and Victoria Yu

Socio-political tensions in Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) development in low-income Asian cities pp. 40-52

Suryani Wijaya, Muhammad Imran and Jeffrey McNeill

Practice-based insights in developing and implementing a sport-based programme for girls pp. 53-64

Martine Collumbien, Madhumita Das, Shweta Bankar, Beniamino Cislaghi, Lori Heise and Ravi K. Verma

Exploring host perspectives towards younger international development volunteers pp. 65-79

Sam McLachlan and Tony Binns

Political economy of road maintenance: a utility diagnostic pp. 80-94

Jeremy Streatfeild

Beliefs, values, and traditions: re-thinking sustainable development using the Hñähñu example pp. 95-102

Diosey Ramon Lugo-Morin, Enoc Garcia-Sanchez and Rosa Isela Cruz-Vazquez

Socio-economic determinants of the family history of pulmonary tuberculosis patients in Pakistan pp. 103-114

Shahab E. Saqib and Mokbul Morshed Ahmad

Facilitating industrial symbiosis programmes in developing countries: reflections from Gauteng, South Africa pp. 115-121

Olamide Oguntoye, Martin Geissdoerfer, Henry Nuwarinda and Steve Evans

Towards an era of official (involuntary) accountability of NGOs in India pp. 122-127

Ronald Yesudhas

Development in Practice peer reviewers pp. 128-131

The Editors