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Pelekamoyo, Joan
2019·Master of Science Degree·University of Zambia

This study sought to investigate access to and control over agricultural income and labour in smallholder farming households in Chipata district, Zambia. The objectives were to investigate the agricultural practices employed by smallholder farming households in Msandire and Mkanda areas of...

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Namonje, Blessing Twavwe
2019·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

The purpose of the study was to carry out an appraisal of the management of household waste in the city of Chipata. The study was based on the following objectives, to: (i) characterise household waste in Chipata city, in terms of composition, volume, recyclability and reusability, and (ii)...

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Chilala, Andrew
2019·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

In Zambia, many smallholder farmers achieve household food security through the production of maize ‘zea mays’. During the years of maize failure due to drought, there is need for other crops to enhance food security like Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato. Since the 2010/2011 farming season, the Orange...

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Mubanga, Chisanga Fiona
2019·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

Poor soil fertility management practices coupled with climate variability are among factors negatively impacting crop productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Promotion of Sustainable Land Management (SLM) practices among farmers has been one of the measures taken to improve and maintain crop...

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Ambukege, Lusajo Mwakalesi
2019·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

The earth’s climate system has changed due to natural phenomena and anthropogenic activities resulting into increased atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gasses thus impacting negatively on agricultural production and food security. Climate change and climate variability is likely to be the...

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Chimangeni, Douglas Mackenzie
2019·Master of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources Management·University of Zambia

The study is an investigation of institutional arrangements for supply of water and sanitation services in Chinsali Urban, Zambia. The study aimed at assessing the institutional arrangements for supply of water and sanitation services in Chinsali Urban in Muchinga Province. The objectives of the...

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