Introduction

The International Food Policy Research Institute has been undertaking policy research and capacity strengthening activities in Uganda since about 1998. A broad range of research reports, discussion papers, project reports, and other documents have been published as a component of these activities. This bibliography provides citations and web-links for all research-related publications from the work of IFPRI in Uganda that was undertaken by IFPRI researchers or their research partners and that have been published primarily on the websites of IFPRI (http://www.ifpri.org) and of the SCRIP project (http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip).

The documents are organized by date of publication and are placed into the following categories:

‐ IFPRI Research Reports – This is the flagship IFPRI research publication series. Research Reports undergo rigorous peer-review under the supervision of IFPRI’s independent Publications Review Committee (PRC) and oversight of the Director-General of IFPRI.

‐ IFPRI Discussion Papers, including those formerly published under the IFPRI Research Divisions – Discussion Papers contain preliminary material and research results. They generally are not subject to formal external reviews managed by the PRC, but have been peer-reviewed by at least one internal and/or external reviewer under the supervision of the Director of the relevant Research Division of IFPRI. They are circulated in order to stimulate discussion and critical comment.

‐ Project papers, briefs, and notes – The publications cited in this section represent a wide-range of publications from a disparate set of research and capacity strengthening activities that IFPRI has led in Uganda since 1998. Some of these documents will have been subjected to rigorous formal peer review, while others will only have received minimal review before publication.

‐ IFPRI Datasets – In IFPRI’s work in Uganda, researchers frequently have been involved in the collection of primary data and the compilation and processing of secondary data. IFPRI has prepared several of these datasets for free distribution in order to encourage their use in research and policy analysis.

It is important to recognize that the publications cited here do not include journal articles or other academic publications that may have been produced from this body of research. However, researchers should be able to use the documents noted in this bibliography as the basis for further literature searches to identify journal articles and the like that may have emerged from this work but which are not listed here.

Users of this bibliography are asked to alert the IFPRI-Kampala office if they find any of the web links to be broken or if they become aware of publications that should be listed here, but are not. Please contact us by e-mail at ifpri-kampala@cgiar.org. 1

1 This bibliography was compiled by Johan Lorenzen and Todd Benson.

UGANDA STRATEGY SUPPORT PROGRAM (USSP) Policy Note No. 9 September 2010

Research of the International Food Policy Research Institute in Uganda: Bibliography of internet-accessible research documents produced since 1998

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IFPRI Research Reports

Nkonya, E., Pender, J., Kaizzi, K., Kato, E., Mugarura, S., Ssali, H. & Muwonge, J. 2008. Linkages between land management, degradation, and poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Uganda. IFPRI Research Report no. 159. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/linkages-between-land-management-land-degradation-and-poverty-sub-saharan-africa-0.

Benson, T. 2008. Improving nutrition as a development priority. IFPRI Research Report no. 156. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/improving-nutrition-development-priority.

Smale, M., & Tushemereirwe, W., (editors). 2007. An economic assessment of banana genetic improvement and innovation in the Lake Victoria Region of Uganda and Tanzania. IFPRI Research Report no. 155. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/economic-assessment-banana-genetic-improvement-and-innovation-lake-victoria-region-ugand.

Diao, X., Hazell, P., Resnick, D. & Thurlow, J. 2006. The role of agriculture in development – Implications for Sub-Saharan Africa. IFPRI Research Report no. 153. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/role-agriculture-development-0.

Omamo, S.W., Diao, X., Wood, S., Chamberlin, J., You, L., Benin, S., Wood-Sichra, U., & Tatwangire, A. 2006. Strategic priorities for agricultural development in Eastern and Central Africa. IFPRI Research Report no. 150. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/strategic-priorities-agricultural-development-eastern-and-central-africa-0.

Nkonya, E., Pender, J., Jagger, P., Sserunkuuma, D., Kaizzi, C. & Ssali, H. 2004. Strategies for sustainable land management and poverty reduction in Uganda. IFPRI Research Report no. 133. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/strategies-sustainable-land-management-and-poverty-reduction-uganda-0.

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IFPRI Discussion Papers

Benson, T. & Mugarura, S. 2010. Livestock development planning in Uganda: Identification of areas of opportunity and challenge. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 1008. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/livestock-development-planning-uganda.

Peterman, A., Quisumbing, A., Behrman, J. & Nkonya, E. 2010. Understanding gender differences in agricultural productivity in Uganda and Nigeria. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 1003. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/understanding-gender-differences-agricultural-productivity-uganda-and-nigeria.

Davis, K., Nkonya, E., Kato, E., Mekonnen, D.A., Odendo, M., Miiro, R., & Nkuba, J. 2010. Impact of farmer field schools on agricultural productivity and poverty in East Africa. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 992. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/impact-farmer-field-schools-agricultural-productivity-and-poverty-east-africa.

Muhammad, A. & Ngeleza, G. 2010. Emergence of Sri Lanka in European fish trade: Is there cause for concern in the Lake Victoria Region (East Africa)? IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 978. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/emergence-sri-lanka-european-fish-trade.

Feder, G., Anderson, J. R., Birner, R. & Deininger, K. 2010. Promises and realities of community-based agricultural extension. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 959. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/promises-and-realities-community-based-agricultural-extension.

Kikulwe, E., Birol, E., Wesseler, J. & Falck-Zepeda, J. 2009. A latent class approach to investigating consumer demand for genetically modified staple food in a developing country: The case of GM bananas in Uganda. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 938. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/latent-class-approach-investigating-consumer-demand-genetically-modified-staple-food-dev.

Drimie, S., Weinard, J., Gillespie S. & Wagah, M. 2009. HIV and mobility in the Lake Victoria Basin agricultural sector: A literature review. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 905. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/hiv-and-mobility-lake-victoria-basin-agricultural-sector.

Nweke, F. 2009. Controlling cassava mosaic virus and cassava mealybug in Sub-Saharan Africa. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 912. http://www.ifpri.org/sites/default/files/publications/ifpridp00912.pdf.

Bagamba, F., Burger, K. & Kuyvenhoven, A. 2009. Determinant of smallholder farmer labor allocation decisions in Uganda. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 887. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/determinant-smallholder-farmer-labor-allocation-decisions-uganda.

Ulimwengu, J. & Ramadan, R. 2009. How does food price increase affect Ugandan households: An augmented multimarket approach. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 884. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/how-does-food-price-increase-affect-ugandan-households.

Petracco, C. & Pender, J. 2009. Evaluating the impact of land tenure and titling on access to credit in Uganda. IFRPI Discussion Paper no. 853. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/evaluating-impact-land-tenure-and-titling-access-credit-uganda.

Dorosh, P. & Thurlow, J. 2009. Agglomeration, migration, and regional growth: A CGE analysis for Uganda. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 848. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/agglomeration-migration-and-regional-growth.

Benin, S., Thurlow, J., Diao, X., Kebba, A. & Ofwono, N. 2008. Agricultural growth and investment options for poverty reduction in Uganda. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 790. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/agricultural-growth-and-investment-options-poverty-reduction-uganda.

Hill, R.V. 2008. Understanding the investment and abandonment behavior of poor households: An empirical investigation. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 783. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/understanding-investment-and-abandonment-behavior-poor-households.

Kikulwe, E., Wesseler, J., & Falck-Zepeda, J. 2008. Introducing a genetically modified banana in Uganda: Social benefits, costs, and consumer perceptions. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 767. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/introducing-genetically-modified-banana-uganda.

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Benin, S. & You, L. 2007. Benefit-cost analysis of Uganda’s clonal coffee replanting program: An ex-ante analysis. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 744. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/benefit-cost-analysis-ugandas-clonal-coffee-replanting-program.

Benin, S., Nkonya, E., Okecho, G., Pender, J., Nahdy, S., Mugarura, S. & Kayobyo, G. 2007. Assessing the impact of the National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS) in the Uganda rural livelihoods. IFPRI Discussion Paper no. 724. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/assessing-impact-national-agricultural-advisory-services-naads-uganda-rural-livelihoods.

Linacre, N. & Cohen, J. 2006. A gap analysis of confined field trial application forms for genetically modified crops in East Africa: Evaluating the potential for harmonization. IFPRI – Environment & Production Technology Division (EPTD) Discussion Paper no. 149. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/gap-analysis-confined-field-trial-application-forms-genetically-modified-crops-east-afri.

Benin, S. & Mugarura, S. 2006. Determinants of change in household-level consumption and poverty in Uganda, 1992/93 – 1999/00. IFPRI – Development Strategy & Governance Division (DSGD) Discussion Paper no. 27. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/determinants-change-household-level-consumption-and-poverty-uganda-199293-199900-0.

Edmeades, S. 2006. A hedonic approach to estimating the supply of variety attributes of a subsistence crop. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 148. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/hedonic-approach-estimating-supply-variety-attributes-subsistence-crop.

Jaffe, G. 2006. Comparative analysis of the national biosafety regulatory systems in East Africa. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 146. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/comparative-analysis-national-biosafety-regulatory-systems-east-africa.

Nkonya, E., Pender, J., Kaizzi, C., Kato, E. & Mugarura, S. 2005. Policy options for increasing crop productivity and reducing soil nutrient depletion and poverty in Uganda. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 134. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/policy-options-increasing-crop-productivity-and-reducing-soil-nutrient-depletion-and-pov.

Ngigi, M. 2005. The case of smallholder dairying in Eastern Africa. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 131. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/case-smallholder-dairying-eastern-africa.

Edmeades, S., Smale, M., Renkow, M. & Phaneuf, D. 2004. Variety demand within the framework of an agricultural household model with attributes: The case of bananas in Uganda. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 125. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/variety-demand-within-framework-agricultural-household-model-attributes.

Pender, J., Ssewanyana, S., Kato, E. & Nkonya, E. 2004. Linkages between poverty and land management in rural Uganda: Evidence from the Uganda National Household Survey, 1999/00. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 122. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/linkages-between-poverty-and-land-management-rural-uganda.

You, L. & Chamberlin, J. 2004. Spatial analysis of sustainable livelihood enterprises of Uganda cotton production. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 121. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/spatial-analysis-sustainable-livelihood-enterprises-uganda-cotton-production.

Rashid, S. 2004. Spatial integration of maize markets in post-liberalized Uganda. IFPRI – Markets, Trade, and Institutions Division (MTID) Discussion Paper no. 71. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/spatial-integration-maize-markets-post-liberalized-uganda.

Zhang, X. 2004. Security is like oxygen: Evidence from Uganda. IFPRI –DSGD Discussion Paper no. 6. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/security-oxygen.

Fan, S., Zhang, X. & Rao, N. 2004. Public expenditure, growth, and poverty reduction in rural Uganda. IFPRI – DSGD Discussion Paper no. 4. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/public-expenditure-growth-and-poverty-reduction-rural-uganda.

McCarthy, N., McDermott, J. & Coleman, P. 2003. Animal health and the role of communities: An example of trypanosomiasis control options in Uganda. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 103. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/animal-health-and-role-communities.

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Pender, J. & Jagger, P. 2003. Impacts of programs and organizations on adoption of sustainable land management technologies in Uganda. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 101. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/impacts-programs-and-organizations-adoption-sustainable-land-management-technologies-uga.

You, L. & Bolwig, S. 2003. Alternative growth scenarios for Ugandan coffee to 2020. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 98. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/alternative-growth-scenarios-ugandan-coffee-2020.

Pender, J., Jagger, P., Nkonya, E. & Sserunkuuma, D. 2001. Development pathways and land management in Uganda: Causes and implications. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 85. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/development-pathways-and-land-management-uganda.

Wood, S., Sebastian, K., Nachtergaele, F., Nielsen, D., & Dai, A. 1999. Spatial aspects of the design and targeting of agricultural development strategies. IFPRI – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 44. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/spatial-aspects-design-and-targeting-agricultural-development-strategies.

Maxwell, D., Levin, C. & Dsete, J. 1998. Does urban agriculture help prevent malnutrition? Evidence from Kampala. IFPRI – Food Consumption and Nutrition Division (FCND) Discussion Paper no. 45. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/does-urban-agriculture-help-prevent-malnutrition.

Maxwell, D. 1998. The political economy of urban food security in Sub-Saharan Africa. IFPRI – FCND Discussion Paper no. 41. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/political-economy-urban-food-security-sub-saharan-africa.

Place, F. & Otsuka, K. 1997. Population pressure, land tenure, and tree resource management in Uganda. International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRA) – EPTD Discussion Paper no. 24. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/population-pressure-land-tenure-and-tree-resource-management-uganda.

Babu, S. 1997. Evaluating food security monitoring systems in Africa: A case study and lessons from Uganda. IFPRI – Communications Division Discussion Paper no. 20. Digital copy available upon request to ifpri-kampala@cgiar.org.

Maxwell, D. 1996. Linking policy research to policy reform: Social science and food security research in Uganda and Ghana. IFPRI – Communications Division Discussion Paper no. 12. Digital copy available upon request to ifpri-kampala@cgiar.org.

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Project papers, briefs, and notes

The publications cited in this section are those that have been published on the internet, but which do not fall into the categories of IFPRI Research Report or IFPRI Discussion Papers. Several of the publications noted in those two categories will have been produced from research conducted under the projects listed here.

Uganda Strategy Support Program (USSP)

Since 2007, IFPRI’s USSP has been working in partnership with the Ugandan government to implement the government’s agricultural sector strategies – first the Plan for Modernisation of Agriculture and, since early 2010, the Agricultural Sector Development Strategy and Investment Plan (DSIP). Drawing on the skills and experience of local and international researchers, USSP generates policy-relevant evidence on priority agricultural and rural development issues.

USSP Working/Background Papers

Kaspersen, L.L. & Føyn, T.H.Y. 2010. Price transmission for agricultural commodities in Uganda: An empirical vector autoregressive analysis. IFPRI – USSP Working Paper no. 6. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/price-transmission-agricultural-commodities-uganda.

Malaiyandi, S., Bayite-Kasule, S. & Mugarura, S. 2010. Enterprise Budget Survey: An analysis of crop and livestock enterprises. IFPRI – USSP Working Paper no. 5. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/enterprise-budget-survey.

Kraybill, D. & Kidoido, M. 2009. Analysis of relative profitability of key Ugandan agricultural enterprises by agricultural production zone. IFPRI – USSP Background Paper no. 4. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/analysis-relative-profitability-key-ugandan-agricultural-enterprises-agricultural-produc.

Muwanga-Zake, E.S.K. Background to and issues in designing a system for the collection of agricultural statistics in Uganda. IFPRI – USSP Background Paper no. 3. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/background-and-issues-designing-system-collection-agricultural-statistics-uganda.

Hill, V.H., Bernard, T. & Dewina, R. 2008. Cooperative behaviour in rural Uganda: Evidence from Uganda national household survey 2005. IFPRI – USSP Background Paper no. 2. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/cooperative-behaviour-rural-uganda.

Benson, T. & Mugarura, S. 2008. An assessment of the likely impact on Ugandan households of rising global food prices. IFPRI – USSP Background Paper no. 1. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/assessment-likely-impact-ugandan-households-rising-global-food-prices.

USSP Briefs/Policy Notes

Bayite-Kasule, S. 2009. Inorganic fertilizer in Uganda: Knowledge gaps, profitability, subsidy, and implications of a national policy. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 8. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/inorganic-fertilizer-uganda.

Kraybill, D. & Kidoido, M. 2009. Analysis of relative profitability of key Ugandan agricultural enterprises by agricultural production zone. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 7. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/analysis-relative-profitability-key-ugandan-agricultural-enterprises-agricultural-produ-0.

Muwanga-Zake, E.S.K. 2009. An annual agricultural production statistics system for Uganda. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 6. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/annual-agricultural-production-statistics-system-uganda.

Kyomugisha, E. 2008. Land tenure and agricultural productivity in Uganda. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 5. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/land-tenure-and-agricultural-productivity-uganda.

Namazzi, Juliet. 2008. Use of inorganic fertilizers in Uganda. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 4. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/use-inorganic-fertilizers-uganda.

Kyomugisha, E. 2008. Assessment of the enterprise selection and development process of the Ugandan National Agricultural Advisory Service. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 3. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/assessment-enterprise-selection-and-development-process-ugandan-national-agricultural-ad.

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Namazzi, Juliet. 2008. Value chains for staple food crops in Uganda: Impediments and options for improvement. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 2. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/value-chains-staple-food-crops-uganda.

Kyomugisha, E. 2008. Value chains for agricultural exports in Uganda. IFPRI – USSP Brief no. 1. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/value-chains-agriculture-exports-uganda.

Strategic Criteria for Rural Investments in Productivity (SCRIP) program implemented by IFPRI for USAID-Uganda

The SCRIP program was implemented by IFPRI in Uganda from 2001 to 2008. While its immediate objective was to provide the Uganda mission of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) with analytical and research support to inform the design and implementation of its core programs related to Expanded Sustainable Economic Opportunities for Rural Sector Growth, its broader objective was to provide decision-making support to other partners in Uganda, including government of Uganda policy makers (e.g., through the Plan for Modernization of Agriculture sub-committees). This included research on the prospective growth, food security, and environmental impacts of alternative land use strategies and on how land uses and conditions are likely to change over time in response to changes in population pressure, market conditions, policies, technologies, public investments and local institutional and social arrangements.

SCRIP Reports

Bolwig, S., Mushabe, D., Nkuutu, D., Pomeroy, D. & Tushabe, H. 2004. Trees, birds, and agriculture: Biodiversity in Uganda’s farming systems in relation to agricultural intensification: A preliminary study. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/Biodiversity%20and%20agricultural%20intensification,%20bolwig%20et%20al%2004.pdf.

Nyombi, K. & Bolwig, S. 2004. A quantitative analysis of alternative development strategies for Ugandan fisheries. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/Fisheries%20development%20strategies,%20Nyombi%20and%20Bolwig%2004.pdf.

Benin, S. & Walusimbi, R. 2004. Impact of the Bidco Oil Palm Project on existing oilseed production and processing sector. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/SCRIP/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/Impacts%20of%20BIDCO%20palmoil%20project,%20Benin%20and%20Walusimbi%2004.pdf.

Walusimbi, R. & Nkonya, E. 2004. Community and household-level income & asset status baseline survey report. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/Community%20and%20household%20income%20and%20assets.pdf.

Staal, S. & Kaguongo, W. 2003. The Uganda dairy sub-sector: Targeting development opportunities. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/SCRIP/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/The%20Ugandan%20Dairy%20Subsector%20Staal%20and%20Kaguongo%2002.pdf.

Lamprey, R., Buhanga, E. & Omoding, J. 2003. A study of wildlife distributions, wildlife management systems, and options for wildlife-based livelihoods in Uganda. Digital copy available upon request to ifpri-kampala@cgiar.org.

Nkonya, E. 2003. Research project on policies for improved land management in Uganda: Overview of the surveys of communities, households, plots, agricultural processors, seed multipliers, and agricultural and input traders. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_I_outputs2001/pdfs/Activities%20and%20Data%20of%20Policies%20for%20Improved%20Land%20Mgt%20Projec.pdf.

Bolwig et al. 2003. A spatially-based planning framework for sustainable rural livelihoods and land use in Uganda: Main Report. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/A-spatially_basedPlanning%20framework%20for%20sustainable%20rural%20livelihoods.pdf.

Dorosh, P., El-Said, M. & Lofgren, H. 2003. Technical change, market incentives and rural incomes: A CGE analysis of Uganda’s agriculture. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/A-CGE_analysis_Uganda'sAgriculture-Dorosh%20et%20al%2002.pdf.

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Pomeroy, D., Tushabe, H., Mwima, P. & Kasoma, P. 2002. Uganda: Ecosystem and protected area characterisation. http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACY477.pdf.

Wood-Sichra, U. 2002. A correction of GPS readings for Uganda’s national household survey 1999/2000. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs%26databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/UNHSgeocode-corrections_Wood-Sichra02.pdf.

Rashid, S. 2002. Markets and land use options: A spatial analysis of cotton and coffee trading in Uganda. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/SpatialAnalysis_Coffee&Cotton_Trading-Rashid.pdf.

Nkonya, E. 2002. Uganda crop market development: Characteristics, constraints, and opportunities. http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACY476.pdf.

Nkonya, E. 2002. Soil conservation practices and non-agricultural land use in the southwestern highlands of Uganda. http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACY474.pdf.

Bolwig, S. 2002. Land use change and soil degradation in the southwestern highlands of Uganda. http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACY469.pdf.

Baldascini, A. 2002. Income generating opportunities arising from natural ecosystems in Uganda: An overview. http://pdf.dec.org/pdf_docs/Pnacy468.pdf

Pender, J. 2002. Development pathways and outcomes in Uganda: Results of a factor analysis. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief7_income_&_asset_assessment.pdf.

Walusimbi, R. 2002. Farm level cotton production constraints in Uganda. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/CottonProduction_Constraints-Uganda_Walusimbi02(DRAFT).pdf.

Raussen, T., Place, F., Bamwerinde, W. & Alacho, F. 2002. Report on a survey to identify suitable agricultural and natural resources-based technologies for intensification in southwestern Uganda. http://pdf.usaid.gov/pdf_docs/PNACY475.pdf.

Bolwig et al. 2002. Strategic assessment of land use options for Uganda. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_I_outputs2001/pdfs/Literature%20for%20the%20Assessment%20of%20Strategic%20Land%20Use%20Options.pdf.

Wood, S. & You, L. 2001. Potential benefits of increased agricultural productivity in Uganda. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_I_outputs2001/pdfs/Potential%20Benefits%20of%20Increased%20Agric%20Productivity,%20Wood%20and.pdf.

Kherallah, M. & Gruhn, P. 2001. Market feasibility of land use options for Uganda. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/scrip_II_outputs2001/pdfs/Market%20Feasibility%20of%20Land%20Use%20Options%20Mylene%20and%20Gruhn%2001.pdf.

SCRIP Briefs

Brief one: Agricultural development domains. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief1_development_domains.pdf.

Brief two: Pathways of agricultural development in different development domains of Uganda. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief2_development_pathways.pdf.

Brief three: Crop marketing in Uganda. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief3_crop_market_characteristics.pdf.

Brief four: Potential growth scenarios for Ugandan coffee A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief4_coffee_development_strategies.pdf.

Brief five: Sustainable growth options for cotton in Uganda. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief5_spatial_cotton_analysis.pdf.

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Brief six: Opportunities for smallholder dairy development in Uganda. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief6_dairy_development.pdf.

Brief seven: Improving household incomes in southwestern highlands of Uganda. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief7_income_&_asset_assessment.pdf.

Brief eight: Welfare and production effects of technical change: A CGE analysis of Uganda’s agriculture. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief8_CGE_model.pdf.

Brief nine: Economic benefits of mitigating major production constraints affecting banana in Uganda: An industry-scale analysis. A SCRIP Brief. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/SCRIP_Briefs/brief9_banana_meso_scale_economic_impacts.pdf.

Collective Action and Property Rights (CAPRi), CGIAR systemwide program coordinated by IFPRI

The Systemwide Program on Collective Action and Property Rights (CAPRi) is an on-going inter-center initiative of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) that fosters research and promotes collaboration on institutional aspects of natural resource management between CGIAR research centers, national agricultural research institutions, and other sources. Its Secretariat is located in the Environment and Production Technology Division of IFPRI. The conceptual framework deals explicitly with the effect of differences in the biophysical, socioeconomic, and policy environment. A range of CAPRi-sponsored case-studies on these issues have been carried out in Uganda, the results of which have been published as CAPRi Working Papers.

Nkonya, E. & Markelova, H. 2010. Looking beyond the obvious: Uncovering the features of natural resource conflicts in Uganda. IFPRI – CAPRi Working Paper no. 95. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/looking-beyond-obvious.

Jagger, P. 2008. Forest incomes after Uganda's forest sector reform: Are the rural poor gaining? IFPRI – CAPRi Working Paper no. 92. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/forest-incomes-after-ugandas-forest-sector-reform.

German, L., Mazengia, W., Tirwomwe, W., Ayele, S., Tanui, J., Nyangas, S., Begashaw, L., Taye, H., Admassu, Z., Tsegaye, M., Alinyo, F., Mekonnen, A., Aberra, K., Chemangeni, A., Cheptegei, W., Tolera, T., Jotte, Z. & Bedane, K. 2008. Enabling equitable collective action for poverty reduction and natural resource management in the Eastern African highlands. IFPRI – CAPRi Working Paper no. 86. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/enabling-equitable-collective-action-poverty-reduction-and-natural-resource-management-e.

Ferris, S., Engoru, P. & Kaganzi, E. 2008. Making market information services work better for the poor in Uganda. IFPRI – CAPRi Working Paper no. 77. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/making-market-information-services-work-better-poor-uganda.

Kaganzi, E., Ferris, S., Barham, J., Abenakyo, A., Sanginga, P. & Njuki, J. 2008. Sustaining linkages to high value markets through collective action in Uganda: The case of the Nyabyumba potato farmers. IFPRI – CAPRi Working Paper no. 75. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/sustaining-linkages-high-value-markets-through-collective-action-uganda.

Katungi, E., Edmeades, S. & Smale, M. 2006. Gender, social capital and information exchange in rural Uganda. IFPRI – CAPRi Working Paper no. 59. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/gender-social-capital-and-information-exchange-rural-uganda.

Howard, P. & Nabanoga, G. 2005. Are there customary rights to plants?: An inquiry among the Baganda, with special attention to gender. CAPRi Working Paper no. 44. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/are-there-customary-rights-plants.

Place, F. & Otsuka, K. 2000. The role of tenure in the management of trees at the community level: Theoretical and empirical analyses from Uganda and Malawi. IFPRI – CAPRi Working Paper no. 9. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/role-tenure-management-trees-community-level.

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Regional Network on AIDS, Rural Livelihoods and Food Security (RENEWAL)

As the causes and consequences of AIDS epidemics become clearer, so does the fundamental importance of food and nutrition security to the majority of people globally affected by HIV. Under the RENEWAL program, since 2001 IFPRI researchers, along with partners in Uganda and in several other countries in eastern and southern Africa, have been engaged in research that aims to unravel the dynamics behind these interactions and their implications for food and nutrition-relevant policy.

Bukuluki, P., Mugumya, F., Neema, S. & Ochen, E.A. 2008. Gender dimensions, food security, and HIV and AIDS in internally displaced people’s (IDP) camps in Uganda: Implications for HIV-responsive policy and programming. IFPRI – RENEWAL Working Paper. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/gender-dimensions-food-security-and-hiv-and-aids-internally-displaced-people-s-idps-camp.

Kabumbuli, R., Mubangizi, J., Kindi, F. & Ssebuliba, J. 2008. Land ownership and food security in Uganda: A study of land use and control among households of women living with HIV in four districts. IFPRI – RENEWAL Note no. 18. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/landownership-and-food-security-uganda.

Bukuluki, P., Mugumya, F., Neema, S., Kafuko, A. & Ochen, E.A. 2008. Gender, food security and AIDS in internally displaced people’s camps in Uganda: Implications for HIV responsive policy and programming. IFPRI – RENEWAL Note no. 17. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/gender-food-security-and-aids-internally-displaced-people-s-camps-uganda.

HIV/AIDS and the Agriculture Sector Network (HASNET) & Regional Network on AIDS, Rural Livelihoods and Food Security (RENEWAL). 2002. HIV/AIDS in the agriculture sector in Uganda: Networking for action. IFPRI – RENEWAL Working Paper. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/hivaids-and-agriculture-sector-uganda.

HIV/AIDS and the Agriculture Sector Network (HASNET) & Regional Network on AIDS, Rural Livelihoods and Food Security (RENEWAL). 2002. Regional workshop on methods and indicators. IFPRI – RENEWAL Workshop Report. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/report-regional-workshop-methods-and-indicators.

Policies for Improved Land Management in Uganda Project

Running from 1999 through 2003, IFPRI researchers, with a large set of Ugandan and international research partners, examined a range of issues to better inform polices for improved land management in Uganda in order to increase agricultural productivity, reduce poverty, and to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources. Among the specific objectives of the project were to identify the factors affecting land management and its linkages to agricultural productivity, poverty, and sustainability; to identify strategies to promote more productive, sustainable, and poverty-reducing pathways of development and land management; and to strengthen the capacity of collaborators in Uganda to develop and implement such strategies, based upon policy research.

Pender, J., Place, F. & Ehui, S. (editors). 2006. Strategies for sustainable land management in the East African Highlands. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/strategies-sustainable-land-management-east-african-highlands.

Includes following chapters:

‐ Pender, J., Nkonya, E., Jagger, P., Sserunkuuma, D., & Ssali, H. Strategies to increase agricultural productivity and reduce land degradation in Uganda: An econometric analysis.

‐ Jagger, P., & Pender, J. Influences of programs and organizations on the adoption of sustainable land management technologies in Uganda.

‐ Delve, R., & Ramisch, J. Land management options in western Kenya and eastern Uganda. ‐ Woelcke, J., Berger, T., & Park, S. Sustainable land management and technology adoption in eastern

Uganda.

Ruecker, G.R., Park, S.J., Ssali, H. & Pender, J. 2003. Strategic targeting of development policies to a complex region: A GIS-based stratification applied to Uganda. Center for Development Research (ZEF) for IFPRI’s Policies for Improved Land Management in Uganda Project. ZEF- ZEF – Discussion Papers on Development Policy no. 69. Bonn, Germany: ZEF. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs%26databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/Strategic%20targeting%20of%20development%20policies,%20Ruecker%20et%20al%2003.pdf.

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Ruecker, G.R., Park, S.J., Ssali, H. & Pender, J. 2003. Community resource mapping for regional land quality assessment in Uganda: A methodology documentation paper. Center for Development Research (ZEF) for IFPRI’s Policies for Improved Land Management in Uganda Project. ZEF-Documentation of Research paper 1 / 2003. Bonn, Germany: ZEF. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs%26databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/Community%20resource%20mapping%20methodology,%20Ruecker%20et%20al%202003.pdf.

Nkonya, E. & Kaizzi, C. 2003. Poverty-natural resource management linkages: Evidence from Uganda. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/Poverty%20-%20NRM%20linkages%20in%20uganda,%20Nkonya%20and%20Kaizzi%2003.pdf.

Nkonya, E., Sserunkuuma, D., & Pender, J. (editors) 2002. Policies for improved land management in Uganda: Second National Workshop. EPTD workshop summary paper no. 12. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/policies-improved-land-management-uganda-0

Kato, E. 2002. Information asymmetry among output traders, processors, and farmers in Uganda, and IFPRI’s experiences in agricultural marketing data collection. Mimeo. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpristudies_ug_nonscrip/pdfs/Information%20asymetry%20among%20output%20traders%20in%20Uganda,%20Kato%2020.pdf.

Woelcke, J. 2002. Land management and technology adoption in eastern Uganda: A farm-based bio-economic modeling approach. Center for Development Research (ZEF) for IFPRI’s Policies for Improved Land Management in Uganda Project. Bonn, Germany: ZEF. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs%26databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/Land%20mgt%20and%20tech%20adoption%20in%20E%20Uganda,%20Woelcke%202002.PDF

Jagger, P. & Pender, J. (editors). 2001. Policies for improved land management in Uganda. EPTD workshop summary paper no. 10. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs%26databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/Policies%20for%20improved%20land%20management%20in%20Uganda%20-%20EPTD%20works.pdf

Jagger, P. & Pender, J. 2001. Markets, marketing and production issues for aquaculture in East Africa: The case of Uganda. Mimeo. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpristudies_ug_nonscrip/pdfs/Aquaculture%20in%20East%20Africa,%20Jagger%20and%20Pender%202001.pdf.

Sserunkuuma, D. 2001. Coping with the problem of low and declining agricultural productivity in the banana-coffee lakeshore system. Report prepared for National Seminar on Policies for Improved Land Management; Kampala, Uganda. Mimeo. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpristudies_ug_nonscrip/pdfs/Land%20management%20in%20banana-coffee%20system,%20Sserunkuuma%202001.pdf.

Gruhn, P. & Rashid, S. 2001. Problems and constraints in the multiplication of seed and planting material in Uganda: Preliminary findings. Mimeo. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpristudies_ug_nonscrip/pdfs/Multiplication%20of%20Seed%20and%20Planting%20Material%20in%20Uganda,%20Gruh.pdf.

Nkonya, E. & Kato, E. 2001. Agricultural input marketing in Uganda. Mimeo. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/Agricultural%20Input%20Marketing%20in%20Uganda,%20Nkonya%20and%20Kato,%20200.pdf

Nkonya, E., Babigumira, R. & Walusimbi, R. 2001. Soil conservation by-laws: Perceptions and enforcement among communities in Uganda. Mimeo. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpristudies_ug_nonscrip/pdfs/Soil%20conservation%20by-laws%20in%20Ugandan%20communities,%20Nkonya%20et%20.pdf.

Nkonya, E. 2001. Bean marketing in Uganda: Constraints and opportunities. Mimeo. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs&databases/ifpristudies_ug_nonscrip/pdfs/Bean%20Marketing%20in%20Uganda,%20Nkonya%202001.pdf

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Agricultural Science and Technology Indicators (ASTI)

Facilitated by IFPRI, Agricultural Science and Technology Indicators (ASTI) is a comprehensive source of information on agricultural research and development statistics. ASTI compiles, analyzes, and publicizes data on institutional developments, investments, and capacity trends in agricultural R&D in low- and middle-income countries worldwide, including for Uganda.

Flaherty, K., Kitone, D., & Beintema, N. 2010. Uganda: Recent developments in agricultural research. Agricultural Science and Technology Indicators (ASTI) – National Agricultural Research Organisation (NARO) Country Note. Washington D.C. and Entebbe: IFPRI & NARO. http://www.asti.cgiar.org/pdf/Uganda-Note.pdf.

Beintema, N. & Di Marcantonio, F. 2008. Uganda: Women’s participation in agricultural research and higher education. ASTI & African Women in African Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) fact sheet. http://www.asti.cgiar.org/pdf/rewards/ASTI-AWARD_Uganda.pdf.

Beintema, N. & Tizikara, C. 2002. Uganda. International Service for National Agricultural Research ASTI Country Brief 1. http://www.asti.cgiar.org/pdf/uganda_cb1.pdf.

2020 Vision Network for East Africa

Between 1998 and 2005, the 2020 Vision Network for East Africa worked principally with agricultural policy researchers in the countries of East Africa to generate information through collaborative research activities; to strengthen capacity to undertake policy research, and to improve the dissemination and use of this information. It was a regional initiative under on-going IFPRI’s global initiative, the 2020 Vision for Food, Agriculture, and the Environment.

Omamo, S.W., Babu, S. & Temu, A. (editors). 2005. The future of smallholder farming in eastern Africa. The roles of states, markets, and civil society. IFPRI Eastern Africa Food Policy Network. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs%26databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/The%20Future%20of%20Smallholder%20Farming%20in%20Eastern%20Africa%20.pdf

Includes following chapters:

‐ Nabbumba, R. & G. Bahiigwa. Agricultural Productivity Constraints in Uganda. ‐ Beatrice Okello, B., & R. Laker-Ojok. Wetland Diversity, Agricultural Productivity and Food Security in

Uganda ‐ Sserunkuuma, D., N. Ochom and H. Ainembabazi. Collective Action in Canal Irrigation Systems

Management in Uganda.

Sserunkuuma, D., Ochom, N. & Ainembabazi. 2004. Collective action in canal irrigation systems management: The case of the Doho Rice Scheme in Uganda. 2020 Vision Network for East Africa Policy Brief. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/collective-action-canal-irrigation-systems-management-0.

Obwona, M., & Norman, D. 2001. Status of agricultural economics in selected countries in Eastern and Southern Africa. 2020 Vision Network for East Africa. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/status-agricultural-economics-selected-countries-eastern-and-southern-africa.

Bolwig, S. 2000. IFPRI research and training activities in Eastern Africa. 2020 Vision Network for East Africa. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/ifpri-research-and-training-activities-eastern-africa

Opio, F., Akello, G., Bahiigwa, G., Maikut, C., Muduuli, D.S., Ngategize, P., Odwongo, W., Sabiiti, E.N., & Tumusiime, R.P. 1998. Country note for Uganda. 2020 Network for East Africa Country Notes. 2020 Vision Network for East Africa. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.ifpri.org/sites/default/files/pubs/2020/nw/uganda.pdf.

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Documents from other IFPRI projects that included work in Uganda

These documents are products of IFPRI research in Uganda that are not readily categorized as being part of a larger body of work from a research project or capacity strengthening initiative.

Alderman, H., Gilligan, D.O. & Lehrer, Kim. 2008. The impact of alternative Food for Education programs on school participation and educational attainment in northern Uganda. Mimeo. http://users.ox.ac.uk/~econ0274/downloads/Alderman_Gilligan_Lehrer_FFE__School_Participation.pdf.

Potts, M. & Nagujja, S. 2007. A review of agriculture and health policies in Uganda with implications for the dissemination of biofortified crops. HarvestPlus Working Paper no. 1. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/review-agriculture-and-health-policies-uganda-implications-dissemination-biofortified-cr.

Omamo, S. 2006. Back to the future: Reversing recent trends for food security in Eastern Africa. IFPRI – Eastern & Central Africa Program for Agricultural Policy Analysis brief no. 45. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/back-future.

Set of six briefs, including:

‐ Minde, I. Harmonizing seed policies and regulations in Eastern and Southern Africa; ‐ Fan, S., Nyange, D., & Zhang, X. Pro-poor public investment (Tanzania and Uganda); ‐ Nkonya, E., Pender, J., Jagger, P., Sserunkuuma, S., Kaizzi, K., & Ssali, H. Income strategies and land

management (Uganda).

Smale, M., De Groote, H. & Falck-Zepeda, J. 2006. Biosafety and biodiversity risks. Genetic resource policies – Promising crop biotechnologies for smallholder farmers in East Africa: Bananas and maize – Research Brief no. 26. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/biosafety-and-biodiversity-risks.

Edmeades, S., Smale, M. & Karamura, D. 2006. Biodiversity of bananas on farms in Uganda. Genetic resource policies – Promising crop biotechnologies for smallholder farmers in East Africa: Bananas and maize – Research Brief no. 24. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/biodiversity-bananas-farms-uganda.

Edmeades, S. & Smale, M. 2006. Predicting farmer demand for transgenic cooking bananas in Uganda. Genetic resource policies – Promising crop biotechnologies for smallholder farmers in East Africa: Bananas and maize – Research Brief no. 23. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/predicting-farmer-demand-transgenic-cooking-bananas-uganda.

Smale, M., Kikulwe, E., Edmeades, S., De Groote, H., Byabachwezi, M. & Nkuba, J. 2006. Crucial determinants of adoption: material systems for banana and maize. Genetic resource policies – Promising crop biotechnologies for smallholder farmers in East Africa: Bananas and maize – Research Brief no. 20. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/crucial-determinants-adoption.

Benin, S. 2004. Enabling policies and linking producers to markets. Synthesis paper prepared for conference on Integrated Agricultural Research for Development: Achievements, Lessons Learnt and Best Practice. Kampala: IFPRI. http://www.foodnet.cgiar.org/scrip/docs%26databases/ifpriStudies_UG_nonScrip/pdfs/Enabling%20policies%20and%20linking%20producers%20to%20markets,%20Benin%2004.pdf

Lusty, C., & Smale, M. 2003. Assessing the social and economic impact of improved banana varieties in East Africa. Washington, D.C. & Montpellier, France: IFPRI & International Network for Improvement of Banana and Plantains (INIBAP). EPTD workshop summary paper 15. http://www.ifpri.org/publication/assessing-social-and-economic-impact-improved-banana-varieties-east-africa.

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IFPRI Datasets

Uganda: Policies for improved soil nutrient management, input marketing survey, 1999-2000. 2005. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) (datasets). http://www.ifpri.org/dataset/uganda-2.

Uganda: Social Accounting Matrix, 1999. 2005. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) (datasets). http://www.ifpri.org/dataset/uganda-1.

Doho Rice Scheme in Uganda, 2001. 2004. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) (datasets). http://www.ifpri.org/dataset/uganda-3.

Uganda: Policies for Improved Land Management Dataset, 1999-2001. 2004. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) (datasets). http://www.ifpri.org/dataset/uganda.

This Policy Note has been prepared as an output for the Uganda Strategy Support Program and has not been peer reviewed. Any opinions stated herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the policies or opinions of IFPRI. The Uganda Strategy Support Program of the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) works closely with the government of Uganda, represented by the Plan for Modernisation of Agriculture (PMA) Secretariat, and other development partners to provide information relevant for the design and implementation of Uganda’s agricultural and rural development strategies. For more information, USSP: www.ifpri.org/themes/ ussp/ussp.htm; PMA: www.pma.go.ug. Copyright © 2010, International Food Policy Research Institute. All rights reserved. This material may be reproduced for personal and not-for-profit use without permission from but with acknowledgement to IFPRI. For other use, contact ifpri-copyright@cgiar.org.

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