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1. Library Resource

   

   The Lake Eyasi Landscape - Towards a Sustainable Tourism Management Plan

   Reports & Research

   September, 2018

   Tanzania

   sustainable development

   sustainable land use

   Tourism in the Lake Eyasi - Mangola area:

   •Main attraction: Hadza hunting(and gathering)

   •Secondaryattractions: Datogapastoralistlifestyle, Datogablacksmith, Lake Eyasi, landscape, onionfarms

   •Most tour operatorsbringclients on daytrips

   •4 high end lodges, 5 campsites

   •High season300 groups per month, lowseason150 groups (2017)

   •Estimated revenus from the gate (range from fees between): 15.000 –35.000 USD per month

   •Additional revenus: accomodation, restaurants, employment, sale of handicrafts,

2. Library Resource

   

   Land rights as a critical factor in donor agricultural investments: Constraints and opportunities for yieldwise in Kenya's mango value chain

   Reports & Research

   February, 2018

   Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria

   Indigenous & Community Land Rights

   Land & Investments

   agriculture

   land rights

   land tenure

   land use

   property rights

   rural population

   sustainable development

   This study provides a case study of the mango value chain in Kenya and seeks to better understand key linkages between land rights and project outcomes. It explores (1) whether and how land rights for Kenya’s mango farmers affect project uptake and success; and (2) what (if any) are this project’s unintended consequences on land tenure in implementation areas.