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Topic: Stated Preferences with Survey Consequentiality and Outcome Uncertainty: A Split Sample Discrete Choice Experiment Research questions: How much are Tanzanian business enterprises willing to pay…

| Research Brief |

Abstract In light of recent growth and falling costs of solar photovoltaic technology, this paper examines the barriers and opportunities facing off-grid development in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and…

| Peer Reviewed | Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya

In light of recent growth and falling costs of solar photovoltaic technology, this paper examines the barriers and opportunities facing off-grid development in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda...

| Peer Reviewed | Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Global Hub

Public health measures introduced in early 2020 to curb the spread of Covid-19 played a critical role in mitigating the worst effects of the pandemic. This column highlights how to understand the…

| Peer Reviewed | Global Hub

Abstract In light of recent growth and falling costs of solar photovoltaic technology, this paper examines the barriers and opportunities facing off-grid development in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and…

| Peer Reviewed | Uganda

The combined effects of climate change, marine tourism and other stressors threaten the ecological and economic sustainability of coral reefs. This study investigates dive industry stakeholder…

| Peer Reviewed | Vietnam

Abstract Stated preference studies are often based on the assumptions that proposed outcomes would realize with certainty and respondents believe their survey responses are consequential. This paper…

| Peer Reviewed | Ethiopia, Tanzania

The present document seeks to showcase the results of the beef supply chain study for the state of Campeche, Mexico.

| Report | Central America

This study presents the results of the value chain analysis conducted for the beef supply chain in the state of Jalisco, Mexico.

| Report | Central America

AbstractThe principal selection objective in crop breeding has for a long time been driven by agronomic gains like yield maximization and climate resilience. Nevertheless, the continued low adoption…

| Peer Reviewed | Kenya