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Room For Dancing On: Grazing Schemes In The Communal Lands Of Zimbabwe
(Centre for Applied Social Sciences (CASS), University of Zimbabwe, 1992-05)
In the late 1980s the chairman of Chamatamba grazing scheme, together with the rest of his committee, eloquently articulated their vision of how land use and resource management within Chamatamba's boundaries could be ...
The Impact of Irrigation Development on Women Farmers in Zimbabwe: The Case of Mushandike and Tagarika Irrigation Schemes
(Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension (AEE); University of Zimbabwe, 1989-07)
This study on the impact of irrigation development on Zimbabwean
women focuses on two schemes, namely, Tagarika in the Midlands
Province and Mushandike in Masvingo. Both schemes are located in the same ecological Zones ...
An Economic Evaluation Of Soil Conservation Measures In Zvimba And Chirau Communal Lands
(Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension (AEE); University of Zimbabwe, 1991-08)
Soil erosion is an increasingly important problem in Zimbabwe. Whitlow (1988) states that 4.7% of the country or 1.8 mio hectares of land are actually eroded, the bulk (1.5 mio hectares) located in the Communal Lands. ...
A Sociological Analysis of Ngomahuru Isolation Hospital
(University of Zimbabwe Publications (formerly University College of Rhodesia), 1969-01)
This article falls into two parts; Part 1 is subdivided into the following eight sections:
1. The history of the care of lepers in Rhodesia;
2. The lay-out of the settlement;
3. The settlement administration;
4. The ...
Hydrology In Zimbabwe —The Past And The Future
(Geographical Association of Zimbabwe (GAZ), 1986-12)
With the advent of independence in Zimbabwe, the accent on water resource development has changed. The new Government's major thrust turned to the-rural areas and thus rural water supply development gained in importance. ...
Rural Household Studies In Zimbabwe: A Review
(Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension (AEE); University of Zimbabwe, 1995-03)
Many perhaps most households in rural Africa have grown poorer over the last decade. The World Bank, for example, estimates that by the end of the century the number of people in poverty in Sub- Saharan Africa will have ...
The Structure and Development of the Southern Rhodesian Base Mineral Industry — from 1907 to the Great Depression
(Rhodesian Economic Society (RES). University of Rhodesia (now University of Zimbabwe.), 1975-06)
The British South Africa Company was originally lured in 1890 to what became Southern Rhodesia in anticipation of discovering extensive gold deposits, but over the next two decades evidence of the region’s diverse ...
The Utility Of A Combined Periodlc Service And Regulated Market System In The Development Of Peasant Farming Areas In Zimbabwe
(Department of Land Management (DLM) ; University of Zimbavbwe (UZ), 1981-04)
This chapter reviews a recent proposal along the lines of central place theory to build Rural Service Centres (RSC.) in Zimbabwe’ s Tribal Trust Lands. It concludes that a less concrete, more organic approach would ...
Financial Small Holder Production: A Comparison Of Individual And Group Credit Schemes In Zimbabwe
(Department of Land Management (DLM) ; University of Zimbavbwe (UZ), 1985-02)
The purpose of this paper is to examine the role of farmer organization in the mobilization and administration of agricultural finance. We show that in the communal lands of Zimbabwe, farmer -groups facilitate savings ...
Household Crop-Diversity And Household Food Security / Self Sufficiency/Access To Natural Resources
(Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension (AEE); University of Zimbabwe, 1998-01)
This paper discusses household food security, self-sufficiency, access to natural resources as a source of food and crop-diversity. The analysis is based on a survey that was carried out in four communal areas: Svosve, ...