Emergency Supplementary Feeding Programmes
Jeremy Shoham
This review examines the appropriateness of current guidelines for different emergency contexts and proposes situation specific approaches to programme design and implementation
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Roles for Farmers' Knowledge in the Africa
C Riches, L Shaxton, J W M Logan and D C Munthali & S Batterbury -
The Performance of the Seed Sector in Malawi: An Analysis of the Influence of Organisational Structure
Elizabeth Cromwell and Batson ZambeziThis report presents the results of a study of the performance of the seed sector in Malawi. Field work for the study was conducted by the author in Malawi in November and December 1990. -
Structural Adjustment and the African Farmer
Alex Duncan and John Howell (eds)Traces the impact of structural adjustment policies upon the incomes and welfare of Africa's peasant farmers.
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The seed sector in developing countries
The overall aim of this project is to advance understanding of the structure and performance of the seed sector in developing countries - and in Eastern and Southern Africa in particular - with respect to the desirable relative roles of different types of organisations in meeting the seed needs of small farmers. -
Malawi’s first eight years of co-operation with the EEC: The results of Lomé conventions
Adrian HewittThis Working Paper analyses Lomé conventions from the point of view of recent signatories like Malawi, some eight years after Malawi signed the Convention and mid-way through Lomé II. -
Christian Kingombe
Christian Kingombe
Visit the website for Christian KingombeVisit Christian Kingombe on LinkedInChristian Kingombe earned his B.Sc.(1997) & M.Sc.(2002) from the Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and has completed a Ph.D. from University of London (2010).
Christian Kingombe has previously worked as a consultant for numerous international organisations: UNCTAD, UNECE, and ILO, the OECD, the World Bank, and the European Commission.
Research Interests: Trade Facilitation (A4T); Trade in Services.
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Forum for Food Security in Southern Africa
ODI's Forum for Food Security in Southern Africa programme provides a forum for all relevant stakeholders to discuss the medium to long term causes of apparent increased vulnerability to food insecurity in Southern Africa, and to generate policy options.