Why can some communities succeed in solving collective problems such as provision of drinking water while others fail? Róger Madrigal, EfD Research Fellow, conducted fieldwork in 41 Costa Rican rural
EfD Kenya notes in its commissioned report for World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) that environmental issues are recognized as important at very high levels of planning in Kenya. Still, the environment
The series of meetings organized by UNEP and National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) were meant to expose the authors involved in the development of the Kenya State of Environment Report to
When President Jakaya Kikwete recently signed Tanzania´s new National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty, it was a milestone to celebrate for EfD Research Fellow John Kedi Mduma. Since 2007
EfD-Kenya actively participated in the preparation of the Kenya State of Environment (SoE) Report. Preparation of the SoE 2010 report was spearheaded by United Nation Environment Programme (UNEP) and
Women’s participation in decision making and strong land tenure rights and governance are essential if REDD+ and other climate change mitigation and adaptation measures are to achieve climate goals
EfD-K research fellows, Dr. Paul Guthiga, Dr. Moses Ikiara, Geophrey SIkei and Maurice Ogada all presented papers during the meeting in Ethiopia.
The 11th Biennial ISEE Conference, 2010 took place from 22 – 25 August, 2010 with the theme: “Advancing Sustainability in a Time of Crises”. The conference was held in the two adjacent cities of
EfD-K underscores the importance of environment in realizing Vision 2030 in the Kenya Economic Report (KER) 2010. The center participated in the preparation of the Kenya Economic Report (KER) 2010
A sharper and more focused national strategy for growth and poverty reduction for the coming five years – that is the aim of an ongoing rigorous review of Tanzania´s first National Strategy for Growth