Geographische Entwicklungsforschung

Die geographische Entwicklungsforschung setzt sich mit interdisziplinären und anwendungsbezogenen Aspekten der internationalen Entwicklungszusammenarbeit und Entwicklung sowie den Auswirkungen der Globalisierung auf Entwicklungsländer auseinander. Der Forschungsansatz ist integrativ, problemorientiert und projektbezogen.

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Networking to Promote the Sustainable Production and Marketing of Indigenous Vegetables through Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa - IndigenoVeg

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• Dongus S: Learning from other Sectors: Linkage or bottleneck? How actors and beneficiaries in urban environmental malaria control assess the interplay of communities, leaders, extension services, researchers and policy makers in Dar es Salaam 2007 (6th IndigenoVeg Meeting, 17.-21.9.2007, Arusha, Tanzania)
• Drescher A W, Nuppenau E.-A.: Linking communities, extension services, researchers and policy makers for indigenous vegetable production in urban and peri-urban agriculture 2007 (6th IndigenoVeg Meeting, 17.-21.9.2007, Arusha, Tanzania)
• Dongus S, Nyika D, Kannady K, Castro M, Fillinger U, Mtasiwa D, Drescher A W, Tanner M, Killeen G F: Participatory mapping of malaria hazard in relation to urban agriculture in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. 2006 (3rd IndigenoVeg Meeting on "Optimal use of resources in urban and peri-urban vegetable production and planning for IV production in terms of needed space in cities", Kampala, Uganda, 6.-9.9.2006)
• Drescher A W, Holmer R J: Allotment Garden Systems as a way of institutionalized production pattern for IVs adopted from an example from the Philippines 2006 (3rd IndigenoVeg Meeting on "Optimal use of resources in urban and peri-urban vegetable production and planning for IV production in terms of needed space in cities", Kampala, Uganda, 6.-9.9.2006)
• Magigi W, Drescher A W: Urban Planning and Open Space Utilisation in African Cities: An Institutional Analysis for Integrating Urban Agriculture in Land Use Planning for Sustainable Urban Land Governance in Tanzania 2006 (3rd IndigenoVeg Meeting on "Optimal use of resources in urban and peri-urban vegetable production and planning for IV production in terms of needed space in cities", Kampala, Uganda, 6.-9.9.2006)