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agement methods, including the pricing of the services that was not arrived at by
popular participation. Making improvements to existing systems and methods is a
major development challenge that will continue to affect efforts to improve livelihoods. As described in the SLA, and reiterated throughout this study, at the centre
of such technological innovations should be people, especially the poor.
Understanding local communities and institutions is recommended as a prerequisite
for any development intervention; this precaution will help to foster good governance and sustainable usage of technological innovations.
References
Alkire S, Foster JE, Seth S, Santos ME, Roche JM, Ballon P (2015) Multidimensional poverty
measurement and analysis. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK
Allison EH, Mvula PM (2002) Fishing livelihoods and fisheries management in Malawi. LADDER
Working Paper No 23, Overseas Development Group, Norwich. http://www.odg.uea.ac.uk/
ladder/
Ardjosoediro I, Neven D (2008) The Kenya capture fisheries value chain: An AMAP-FSKG Value
Chain Finance Case Study. United States Agency for International Development (USAID), USA
Banda et al., (2017). Nutrition, microbial and sensory quality of solar tent dried (Samva Nyengo)
and open sun dried C. virginalis (Pisces; cichlidae). International Journal of Marine Sciences,
7(11):96–101
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Malawi. Agric Food Econ 6(1):1
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London
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Development institute
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Policy 30(6):747–756
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consumption, trade and production in Malawi. International Institute for Environment and
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Programme proposal document. LUANAR, Lilongwe
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Matiya G, Wakabayashi Y, Takenouchi N (2005) Factors Influencing the Prices of Fish in Central
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agement methods, including the pricing of the services that was not arrived at by
popular participation. Making improvements to existing systems and methods is a
major development challenge that will continue to affect efforts to improve livelihoods. As described in the SLA, and reiterated throughout this study, at the centre
of such technological innovations should be people, especially the poor.
Understanding local communities and institutions is recommended as a prerequisite
for any development intervention; this precaution will help to foster good governance and sustainable usage of technological innovations.
References
Alkire S, Foster JE, Seth S, Santos ME, Roche JM, Ballon P (2015) Multidimensional poverty
measurement and analysis. Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK
Allison EH, Mvula PM (2002) Fishing livelihoods and fisheries management in Malawi. LADDER
Working Paper No 23, Overseas Development Group, Norwich. http://www.odg.uea.ac.uk/
ladder/
Ardjosoediro I, Neven D (2008) The Kenya capture fisheries value chain: An AMAP-FSKG Value
Chain Finance Case Study. United States Agency for International Development (USAID), USA
Banda et al., (2017). Nutrition, microbial and sensory quality of solar tent dried (Samva Nyengo)
and open sun dried C. virginalis (Pisces; cichlidae). International Journal of Marine Sciences,
7(11):96–101
Chiwaula LS, Chirwa GC, Binauli LS, Banda J, Nagoli J (2018) Gender differences in willingness to pay for capital-intensive agricultural technologies: the case of fish solar tent dryers in
Malawi. Agric Food Econ 6(1):1
Cowen M, Shenton R (1998) Agrarian doctrines of development: Part 1. J Peasant Stud 25:49–76
DFID (1999) Sustainable livelihoods guidance sheets. Department for International Development,
London
Ellis F (1999) Rural livelihood diversity in developing countries: evidence and policy implications. Overseas Development Institute Natural Resource Perspectives, No. 40: Overseas
Development institute
Johnson DS (2006) Category, narrative, and value in the governance of small-scale fisheries. Mar
Policy 30(6):747–756
Kambewa P, Mataya B, Sichinga K, Johnson T (2007) Charcoal: the reality-a study of charcoal
consumption, trade and production in Malawi. International Institute for Environment and
Development, London
LUANAR (2013) Capacity building for managing climate change in Malawi (CABMACC).
Programme proposal document. LUANAR, Lilongwe
Matras F, Sidi F, Treinen S (2013) Exchange visits: advice for improving the impact. Good Practice
Fact Sheet: West Africa. Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO)
Matiya G, Wakabayashi Y, Takenouchi N (2005) Factors Influencing the Prices of Fish in Central
Region of Malawi and its Implications on the Development of Aquaculture in Malawi. Journal
of Applied Sciences, 5:1424–1429
MBERU (2001) Fish in Lake Malawi and other Lakes in Malawi. http://www.est.ryukoku.ac.jp/
est/yuhma/FLM-pamph/index.html. Accessed on 10 June 2017
Morse S, McNamara N (2013) Sustainable livelihood approach: a critique of theory and practice.
Springer, New York
Moyo D (2010) Dead aid: why aid is not working and how there is another way for Africa. Farrar,
Straus and Giroux, New York
F. W. Kayamba-Phiri et al.