Development in Practice

1996 - 2025

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Volume 27, issue 8, 2017

Editorial pp. 1033-1034

Brian Pratt

Shaping participation: an international NGO implementing a government participation policy pp. 1035-1049

Beth Gilfillan and Anthony Fee

Indicators for economic vulnerability to drought in South Africa pp. 1050-1063

Nomalanga M. Mdungela, Yonas Bahta and Andries J. Jordaan

High food prices in urban Cameroon: coping strategies and suggested policy actions pp. 1064-1077

Alexander F. Legwegoh and Evan D.G. Fraser

Spotlights on certification and farmers’ welfare: crossing boundaries in social scientific research pp. 1078-1090

Astrid Offermans and Pieter Glasbergen

Access and coverage: which farmers do plant clinics reach in Uganda? pp. 1091-1102

Gabriel Karubanga, Frank B. Matsiko and Solveig Danielsen

Moving to commercial production: a case of intensive chili farming in Indonesia pp. 1103-1113

Joko Mariyono

Left out but not backing down: exploring women’s voices against large-scale agro-plantations in Cameroon pp. 1114-1125

Lotsmart Fonjong

Women’s adoption of improved cook stoves in Timor-Leste: challenges and opportunities pp. 1126-1132

Therese Thi Phuong Tam Nguyen

The retirement project of George Stuart Atkins: development radio in the time of cybernetics pp. 1133-1140

Ian Smillie

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

Volume 27, issue 7, 2017

Editorial pp. 901-902

Brian Pratt

Mapping giant honey bee nests in Palawan, Philippines through a transdisciplinary approach pp. 903-912

Denise Margaret S. Matias, Till Stellmacher, Christian Borgemeister, Jun G. Cayron and Henrik von Wehrden

From rhetoric to reality: an NGO’s challenge for reaching the furthest behind pp. 913-926

Andrew C. Stanley, Dennis Willms, Corinne Schuster-Wallace and Susan Watt

Women’s NGOs as intermediaries in development cooperation: findings from research in Tanzania pp. 927-939

Kate Grantham and Bipasha Baruah

“I know! I live here”: poor women and the work of empowerment pp. 940-951

Richa Dhanju and Kathleen O’Reilly

What encourages households to adopt rice as a new crop? Understanding gender roles and perceptions in households in northern Namibia pp. 952-964

Kiyomi Kaida, Yoshiaki Nishikawa, Thomas Benisiu, Ottilie Shivolo and Vistorina Hango

Commercialising smallholder agricultural production in Lao People’s Democratic Republic pp. 965-980

Kim Alexander, Peter Case, Michael Jones and John Connell

The welfare impacts of market channel choice by smallholder farmers in Tanzania pp. 981-993

Frank E. Mmbando, Edilegnaw Z. Wale and Lloyd J.S. Baiyegunhi

The effect of logistic services on the watermelon value chain in Tanzania pp. 994-1005

Victoria Makuya, Zenna Mpenda and Daniel Ndyetabula

Does microfinance alleviate poverty and inequality? Studying self-help groups in Bodoland, Assam pp. 1006-1019

Shrabanti Maity and Rahul Sarania

Ethnocompetitiveness, relations, and networks: towards rural sustainability pp. 1020-1032

Diosey Ramón Lugo-Morin

Volume 27, issue 6, 2017

Editorial pp. 783-784

Brian Pratt

Participatory system dynamics modelling for dairy value chain development in Nicaragua pp. 785-800

Helene Lie, Karl M. Rich and Stefan Burkart

An exploration of the financial practices of tribal communities in Jhabua, India pp. 801-812

Samapti Guha, Hemangi Patel and Nadiya Parekh

Factors affecting access to primary health care services in Pakistan: a gender-based analysis pp. 813-827

Sanaullah Panezai, Mokbul Morshed Ahmad and Shahab E. Saqib

Culture and women’s land rights on the ground in Uganda pp. 828-838

Jackline Kabahinda

Platforms for institutional change: assessing the potential of livelihood enhancement groups as community entry points in Zambia pp. 839-850

Kelvin Mulungu, Elias Madzudzo, Samuel Adjei-Nsiah and Mulani Akatama

Meeting development goals: evidence from the Civil Society Education Fund pp. 851-864

Xavier Rambla, Antoni Verger, D. Brent Edwards, Clara Fontdevila and Xavier Bonal

Factors influencing rubber marketing by smallholder farmers in Thailand pp. 865-879

Paratta Promme, John K.M. Kuwornu, Damien Jourdain, Ganesh P. Shivakoti and Peeyush Soni

Passion, paternalism, and politics: DIY development and independent volunteers in Honduras pp. 880-891

Sharon J. McLennan

The situation of women in the agribusiness sector in Africa pp. 892-898

Rahma Isaack Adam, Philip Osano, Joan Birika, Atieno A. Ndede Amadi and Henry Bwisa

A Fraught Embrace: The Romance and Reality of AIDS Altruism in Africa pp. 899-900

Daniel Wroe

Volume 27, issue 5, 2017

Guest introduction: faith and health in development contexts pp. 575-579

Christoph Benn

Network development for non-state health providers: African Christian health associations pp. 580-598

Frank Dimmock, Jill Olivier and Quentin Wodon

Food insecurity and ART adherence in Swaziland: the case for coordinated faith-based and multi-sectoral action pp. 599-609

Arnau van Wyngaard, Robin Root and Alan Whiteside

Faith and palliative care: a partnership of care in low- and middle-income countries pp. 610-621

Elizabeth Grant, Mhoira Leng, Elizabeth Namukwaya, Ivan Odiit Onapito, Kellen Kimani and Julia Downing

Roles of religious actors in the West African Ebola response pp. 622-633

Katherine Marshall

Mobilising faith-based and lay leaders to address antenatal care outcomes in northern Ghana pp. 634-645

John Hembling, Elena McEwan, Mohammed Ali, Anna Passaniti, Paul Armah Aryee and Mahama Saaka

The percentage of HIV treatment and prevention services in Kenya provided by faith-based health providers pp. 646-657

John Blevins, Mimi Kiser, Emily Lemon and Ahoua Kone

Faith-based HIV response in post-Soviet Eastern Europe: the case of Channels of Hope in Russia, Romania, and Armenia pp. 658-669

Elisabet le Roux

The historical contribution of faith-based health providers in the Ecuadorian health system: an overview of the evidence pp. 670-683

Angelica Ullauri and Jill Olivier

Models of engagement between the state and the faith sector in sub-Saharan Africa – a systematic review pp. 684-697

Eleanor Whyle and Jill Olivier

Positions on sexual and reproductive rights in Muslim-majority countries and institutions: a telling indication of things to come? pp. 698-707

Azza Karam

Female genital cutting in Egypt: drivers and potential responses pp. 708-718

Quentin Wodon, Ali Yedan and Els Leye

The North Carolina Way: emerging healthcare system and faith community partnerships pp. 719-732

Teresa Cutts and Gary Gunderson

The unhealthy divide: how the secular-faith binary potentially limits GBV prevention and response pp. 733-744

Elisabet le Roux and Lizle Loots

Recovering religion: practising intersectoral cooperation in a time of cholera pp. 745-749

Matthew Bersagel Braley

A comprehensive approach to providing services to survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in Democratic Republic of Congo: addressing more than physical trauma pp. 750-759

Cudjoe Bennett, Manka Banda, Lior Miller, Joseph Ciza, William Clemmer, Mary Linehan and Larry Sthreshley

Whole-person health and development: two South Indian initiatives pp. 760-765

Katelyn N.G. Long, Gillian Paterson and Sara Bhattacharji

The evolving partnership between the Government of Ghana and national faith-based health providers: leadership perspective and experiences from the Christian Health Association of Ghana pp. 766-774

Peter Yeboah and Gilbert Buckle

Guest editor conclusion: research agenda-setting for faith and health in development – where to now? pp. 775-781

Jill Olivier

Volume 27, issue 4, 2017

Editorial pp. 415-417

Brian Pratt

Polarised narratives and complex realities in Tanzania’s Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor pp. 418-431

Jennifer West and Ruth Haug

Sustainable development and the struggle for LGBTI social inclusion in Africa: opportunities for accelerating change pp. 432-443

Nana K. Poku, Kene Esom and Russell Armstrong

Fostering uptake: lessons from climate change vulnerability assessments in Africa and Latin America pp. 444-457

Lynnette Wood, Alex Apotsos, Patricia Caffrey and Kenneth Gibbs

Assessing the credibility of how climate adaptation aid projects are categorised pp. 458-471

Romain Weikmans, J. Timmons Roberts, Jeffrey Baum, Maria Camila Bustos and Alexis Durand

Universities, NGOs, and civil society sustainability: preliminary lessons from Ecuador pp. 472-486

Susan Appe and Daniel Barragán

The anatomy of collaboration in international development practice: comparative insights from Nigeria and Ghana pp. 487-502

Jon Schmid and Rahul Pathak

Aid effectiveness principles, Kenya’s agriculture sector, and the challenge of donor compliance pp. 503-514

Daniel Borter

The implications of the rights-based approach on NGOs’ funding pp. 515-527

Babatunde Olawoore

Applying frame analysis and reframing for integrated conservation and development: example from Mumbai pp. 528-543

Chad Stephen Boda

Food sovereignty and agro-ecology in Karnataka: interplay of discourses, identities, and practices pp. 544-554

Niloshree Bhattacharya

Beyond patriotic discourse in financing the SDGs: investment-linked diaspora revenue bonds model for sub-Saharan Africa pp. 555-574

Emmanuel Frimpong Boamah, Davina Osei and Thomas Yeboah

Volume 27, issue 3, 2017

Editorial pp. 273-274

Brian Pratt

Harnessing the plurality of actor frames in social-ecological systems: ecological sanitation in Bolivia pp. 275-287

Madelon Eelderink, Joost Vervoort, Demian Snel and Fabio de Castro

Why is basic service access worse in slums? A synthesis of obstacles pp. 288-300

Gregory Pierce

How social capital enables or restricts the livelihoods of poor peri-urban farmers in Mexico pp. 301-315

Yadira Méndez-Lemus and Antonio Vieyra

The roles of community seed banks in climate change adaption pp. 316-327

Ronnie Vernooy, Bhuwon Sthapit, Gloria Otieno, Pitambar Shrestha and Arnab Gupta

Microcredit and development: a multi-level examination of women’s participation in microfinance institutions pp. 328-339

Karabi Bezboruah and Vijay Pillai

Food security in rural Uganda: assessing latent effects of microfinance on pre-participation pp. 340-353

John Meador and Andrew Fritz

War-child mothers in northern Uganda: the civil war forgotten legacy pp. 354-367

Norman Mukasa

Donor-induced depoliticisation of development implementation: the case of Ghana’s Compact I pp. 368-379

Oheneba A. Boateng

Understanding the needs and challenges of a Black community in South Africa pp. 380-391

Venicia McGhie and Marion Keim

Female entrepreneurs and poverty reduction: hair craft SMEs in Tanzania pp. 392-407

Wineaster Anderson and Immakulata Mdemu Komba

Beyond toilets and targets: sanitation mission in India pp. 408-413

Avanish Kumar

Volume 27, issue 2, 2017

Editorial pp. 129-131

Brian Pratt

Changing arenas for agricultural climate change adaptation in Vietnam pp. 132-142

Ian Christoplos, Le Duc Ngoan, Le Thi Hoa Sen, Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong and Huy Nguyen

What can we learn from programme reports? Lessons from international forestry programmes pp. 143-156

Olga Ulybina

Biofuels and inclusive development: the Brazilian experience pp. 157-167

Georges Flexor and Karina Kato

Deconstructing gender: evidence on how programmes address gender inequalities to improve health pp. 168-180

Elisabeth Rottach, Sara Pappa, Radhika Dayal and Madhumita Das

Women on Wheels: empowering women through an innovative training and employment programme pp. 181-195

Bipasha Baruah

From humanitarian action to development aid in northern Uganda and the formation of a humanitarian-development nexus pp. 196-207

Jon Harald Sande Lie

Promoting NGO–academic partnerships for population, health, and environment learning pp. 208-219

Samuel Sellers

Which aid initiatives strengthen food security? Lessons from Uttar Pradesh pp. 220-233

Ivica Petrikova and David Hudson

A multidimensional approach to measuring household food security in Taraba State, Nigeria: comparing key indicators pp. 234-246

Chinweoke Uzoamaka Ike, Peter T. Jacobs and Candice Kelly

Local preferences of mung bean qualities for food autonomy in India pp. 247-259

Shweta Singh, Renu Singh, Pradeep Kumar Dahiya, M.A.J.S. van Boekel and Guido Ruivenkamp

Developing urban space: the changing role of NGOs in Bangladesh pp. 260-271

Mushtaque Raza Chowdhury, Ferdous Jahan and Rehnuma Rahman

Erratum pp. 272-272

The Editors

Volume 27, issue 1, 2017

Editorial pp. 1-3

Brian Pratt

Promoting country ownership and inclusive growth? An assessment of Feed the Future pp. 4-15

Emmanuel Tumusiime and Marc J. Cohen

The role of marginalised women in sanitation initiatives: Somali women in northern Kenya pp. 16-25

Wambui Thuita, Cath Conn and Kaisa Wilson

Follow-up study of improved cookstoves in the Cuzco region of Peru pp. 26-36

James Keese, Alejandra Camacho and Aurora Chavez

Community responses to vulnerable children in rural Zimbabwe: lessons from a partnership case study pp. 37-52

Cathrine Madziva

Social development and informal markets: lessons from Thohoyandou market, South Africa pp. 53-63

Jaco Vermaak

Modernising social service delivery in Russia: evolving government support for non-profit organisations pp. 64-76

Vladimir B. Benevolenski and Stefan Toepler

Reciprocal relationship of social capital and microfinance activities in Nyanga, Zimbabwe pp. 77-89

Mavhungu Mafukata, Willie Dhlandhlara and Grace Kancheya

Microcredit and gender empowerment: policy implications for sustainable agricultural development in Eritrea pp. 90-102

Yonas Bahta, Dirk B. Strydom and Emmanuel Donkor

Constructing an electronic fieldwork diary (EFWD) using OneNote pp. 103-110

Ailie Tam

Agricultural research organisations’ role in the emergence of agricultural innovation systems pp. 111-115

Jon Hellin and Carolina Camacho

A case for integrated development: pathways to improve child well-being pp. 116-121

Diana Duff Rutherford and Jessica Bachay

Feminism, nationalism, and labour in post-civil war Northern Province of Sri Lanka pp. 122-128

Muttukrishna Sarvananthan, Jeyapraba Suresh and Anushani Alagarajah