Concepts, Challenges and Critiques

Jo Beall (LSE): 'Private Networks and Public Action in Support of Urban Livelihoods: Evidence from Africa and Asia.'

Anna Toner (BCID): 'Something for everyone? Exploring the foundations of Sustainable Livelihoods Approaches.'

Frances Cleaver (BCID):'Institutional Bricolage: How Livelihoods shape institutions.' (This presentation was based on a paper forthcoming in European Journal of Development Research Vol 14, No 2, October 2002)

Interrogating Institutions

Frank Ellis and Robert James (UEA): 'Enabling vs. Disabling Institutional Contexts: Rural Livelihoods and District Council Revenue Generation in Uganda and Tanzania.'

Tom Franks and Frances Cleaver (BCID): 'How Institutions Elude Design: Livelihoods and River Basin Management.'

Andrew Dorward et al(Wye):'Critical Linkages: Livelihoods, Markets and Institutions.'

Moving from Micro to Meso

Ian Goldman (Khanya- South Africa): 'Addressing Micro-Meso Links: Promoting Community Based Planning in Africa.'

P.B Anand (BCID):'Understanding Urban Environmental Issues: can SLA help? (not yet available)

Tom Franks (BCID): Livelihoods Approaches: What difference do they make?

Case studies from Eastern & Southern Africa

Joe Marumo (Khanya- South Africa): 'An appraisal of the use of SL approaches in South Africa'.

Faustin Kamuzora and Anna Toner (IDM- Tanzania): 'Livelihoods Approaches at Work? Comparing two interventions in Tanzania.'

Fred Muhumuza (EPRC- Uganda): 'Is Micro-Credit weakening the livelihoods of the poor: Some lessons from Uganda'.(not yet available)

From Policy to Practice

David Howlett et al (BCID): 'Formulating indicators for Rural Livelihoods: Lessons form Uganda and South Africa.'

Philip Dearden, Rachel Roland, Gaia Allison and Catherine Allen (CIDT): 'Sustainable Livelihoods Approaches: From framework to the Field.'

Catherine Allen and Omar Sattaur (CIDT):'A new for old policy? Engaging with sustainable livelihoods- or just best development practice?'