Women In Agriculture & Rural Livelihoods
Women, Coffee and Climate
Modern Day Slavery
P/CVE Project
Migrating out of Poverty - Ethiopia
ELLA Project
Preface
Fassil G. Kiros
Introduction
Fassil G. Kiros
The Socioeconomic Consequences of Famine
Mesfin Wolde-Mariam
Approaches to the Problem of Rural Poverty in Africa
Jossy R. Bibangambah
Women Commodity Producers and Proletariats: The Case of African Women
Asseny Muro
Pitfalls in Rural Development: The Case in Tanzania
Wilfred Mlay
The Impact of Population Growth on Food Production Problems in Tanzania: Problems and Prospects
Mark R. Mujwahuzi
The Pathology of Institution Building-The Tanzanian Case
Dan M. Mudoola
Organization for Development: Tanzania’s Search for Appropriate Local Level Organizational Forms
G.R. Mutahaba
Centre-Periphery Linkages in the Development Process: An Assessment of the Kenyan Experience
W.O. Oyugi
Administration of Cooperatives for Rural Development in Kenya
P.O. Alila
The Integrated Development Approach within the Context of Decentralization in Zambia
M.C. Bwalya
The Ethiopian Experience in Agrarian Reforms
Dessalegn Rahmeto
Opening Address
Taye Gulillat
Abstract:
OSSREA Congress, Alemaya (Ethiopia), June 1983
Compilation of papers presented at the first OSSREA congress, which dealt with the problems of rural development in general and on aspects of institution-building and popular participation in particular in Eastern Africa. After an introductory chapter that summarizes each subsequent paper, the volume is organized into two main parts. The first part consists of papers that review the nature and causes of rural poverty in Africa and the worsening conditions of the rural poor in the region despite more than two decades of development efforts and also assess the outcomes of several rural development experiences. The second part includes selections that address themselves to the question of institution building, especially centre-locality relations, the development. of appropriate forms of rural development institutions, and grass-roots participation in the context of rural development. The papers are titled: "The socioeconomic consequences of famine", "Approaches to the problem of rural poverty in Africa", "Women commodity producers and proletariats: The case of African women", "Pitfalls in rural development: The case in Tanzania", "The impact of population growth on food production in Tanzania: Problems and prospects", "The pathology of institution building -the Tanzanian. case", "Organization for development: Tanzania's search for appropriate local level organizational forms", "Centre-periphery linkages in the development process: An assessment of the Kenyan experience", " Administration of cooperatives for rural development in Kenya", "The integrated development approach within the context of decentralization in Zambia", and "The Ethiopian experience in agrarian reform".