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TRAINING: Pathways to Agricultural Sustainability in Africa
Africa has the largest proportion of the world’s arable land. About 70% of African population is involved in agriculture as smallholders on land that is less than…
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Tackling drought in Kenya: livestock insurance policy to help pastoralists beat climate change
Africa has the largest proportion of the world’s arable land. About 70% of African population is involved in agriculture as smallholders on land that is…
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Farmers’ Agency and Experiences of Agricultural Change in Rural Kenya: Insights from Exploratory Fieldwork
Farmers’ Agency and Experiences of Agricultural Change in Rural Kenya: Insights from Exploratory Fieldwork, STEPS Working…
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Transformations to Sustainability
Authors: Joanes Atela and the Global Consortium team (STEPS Centre). A new…
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Climate Change Adaptation among Female- Led Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises in Semiarid Areas: A Case Study from Kenya
Authors: Joanes Atela, Kate Elizabeth Gannon, and Florence Crick This paper looks into ways in which female-led enterprises can be made more resilient…
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Agricultural Commercialisation Pathways: Climate Change and Agriculture
Authors: Andrew Newsham, Sarah Kohnstamm, Lars Otto Naess and Joanes Atela Climate change is likely to alter the environmental parameters which affect where…
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Governing Food and Agriculture in a Warming World
Authors: Peter Newell ;Charles Tonui and Olivia Taylor Understanding how, why, and whether the trade-offs and tensions around simultaneous implementation of the Sustainable…
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Farmers’ agency and experiences of agricultural change in rural Kenya: Insights from exploratory fieldwork
Authors: Joanes Atela ;Charles Tonui and Dominic Glover ISBN: 978-1-78118-417-2 Using novel agricultural technologies to boost farm productivity in…
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Making ‘Mangroves Together’: Carbon, conservation and co-management in Gazi Bay, Kenya
Authors: Amber Huff and Charles Tonui Market-based strategies are increasingly being framed by highlevel stakeholders as ideal means of responding to environmental problems on various…
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