Supported Dissertations
Hermann Eiselen Ph.D. Program
Institutions and Food Security
A total of 15 dissertations were supported in the thematic area of institutions and food security:
- de Castro, André Bueno Rezende, The role of transaction costs in strengthening agricultural market linkages to achieve higher welfare in Tanzania, 2023 Summary as View-PDF
- Md. Fuad Hassan, Interlinkage between food prices and agricultural wages and implications for farm mechanization in Bangladesh, 2021 Summary as View-PDF
- Mandler, Andreas, Agricultural Expertise and Knowledge Practices among Individualized Farm Households in Tajikistan, 2019 Summary as View-PDF
- Nyang’au, Isaac Mbeche, Boundary Work and Agricultural Innovation Systems. Stakeholder Interaction and Learning using an example of Push-pull Technology in Ethiopia , 2019 Summary as View-PDF
- Schwachula, Anna, Sustainable development in science policy-making. The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research’s Policies for International Cooperation in Sustainability Research, 2019 Summary as View-PDF
- Andeltová, Lucie, Action-based and outcome-based payments for environmental services. An experimental auction for tree planting contracts in Kenya, 2018 Summary as View-PDF
- Cho, Minjung, Institutional Assessment of Health Research Capacity in Uzbekistan, 2018 Summary as View-PDF
- Narjes, Manuel Ernesto, Theoretical analysis and preference modelling for the valuation of ecosystem services from native pollinators in selected Thai rural communities , 2018 Summary as View-PDF
- Rukundo, Emmanuel Nshakira, Effects of community-based health insurance on child health outcomes and utilisation of preventive health services. Evidence from rural south-western Uganda, 2018 Summary as View-PDF
- Kamanda, Josey Ondieki, Activating institutional innovations for hunger and poverty reduction: Potential of applied international agricultural research, 2015 Summary as View-PDF
- Viveros Añorve, José Luis, The Opportunity Cost of Financing Oportunidades. A General Equilibrium Assessment for Poverty Reduction in Mexico, 2015 Summary as View-PDF
- Ilukor, John, An analysis of institutional arrangement for providing animal health services: A theoretical framework and empirical evidence from Kenya and Uganda, 2014 Summary as View-PDF
- Kim, Elena, International Development and Research in Central Asia - Exploring the Knowledge-based Social Organization of Gender , 2014 Summary as View-PDF
- Wambui Muriithi, Beatrice, Commercialization of Smallholder Horticultural Farming in Kenya. Poverty, Gender, and Institutional Arrangements, 2014 Summary as View-PDF
- Akudugu, Jonas Ayaribilla , Organising and Implementing Local Economic Development Initiatives at the District level in Ghana , 2013 Summary as View-PDF
INFORMATION ABOUT THE PH.D.-PROGRAMS
Here are the two Ph. D.-programs in the area of food security and rural poverty alleviation:
► Doctoral Program at Center for Development Research (ZEF); University of Bonn, Germany
► Doctoral Program at the Food Security Center (FSC), University of Hohenheim
Ph.D.-Program
- SORTED BY CONTINENT AND COUNTRIES
- ► Africa
- ► Asia
- ► Latinamerica
- SORTED BY THEMATIC AREAS
- ► Animal husbandry and food security
- ► Biodiversity and food security
- ► Climate change and food security
- ► Diets, hidden hunger and food habits
- ► Energy and food security
- ► Environmental issues and food security
- ► Institutions and food security
- ► Land use and food security
- ► Political issues and food security
- ► Sustainable agriculture and food security
- ► Water and food security