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Winners
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Volume
1: Overview
(1.8Mb)
Volume 2
Appendix 1: Project Reports: Marula (Sclerocarya birrea)
Part 1: South Africa
Cover
Pages (172kb)
Contents
(83kb)
Appendix 1.1 (664kb)
Shackleton, C.M., Botha, J.,
Emanuel, P.L. & Ndlovu, S. 2002. Inventory of Marula (Sclerocarya
birrea subsp. caffra) Stocks and Fruit Yields in Communal and
Protected Areas of the Bushbuckridge Lowveld,
Limpopo Province, South Africa
Appendix
1.2 (514kb)
McHardy,
T. 2002. Inventory of available marula resources
on the Makhatini Flats, Maputaland, in the fruiting season of 2002
Appendix
1.3 (1.83Mb)
Shackleton,
S.E. and Shackleton C.M. 2002. Use
of marula products for domestic and commercial purposes by households
in the Bushbuckridge district, Limpopo
Province, South Africa
Appendix
1.4 (557kb)
Shackleton,
S.E. 2002.
The informal marula beer
traders of Bushbuckridge,
Limpopo Province,
South Africa
Appendix
1.5 (1.35Mb)
McHardy,
T. 2002. Use
of marula products for domestic and commercial purposes by households
in the Ophande district, Maputaland,
South Africa
Appendix
1.6 (1.16Mb)
Mander,
M., Cribbins, J., Shackleton, S.E. and Lewis, F. 2002.
The Commercial Marula
Industry in
South Africa: A sub-sector analysis
Appendix
1.7 (778kb)
Combrinck,
A. and Muller, J. 2002.
Modelling Marula Distribution
in
South Africa: a deterministic approach
Volume 3
Appendix 2: Project Reports: Marula (Sclerocarya birrea)
Part 2: Namibia
Cover
Pages (263kb)
Contents
(76kb)
Appendix
2.1 (1.35Mb)
Botelle,
A., du Plessis, P., Pate, K. and Laamanen, R. 2002. A
Survey of Marula Fruit Yields in North-Central
Namibia
Appendix
2.2 (545kb)
den Adel,
S. 2002. Use of marula products for domestic
and commercial purposes by households in North-Central Namibia
Appendix
2.3 (579kb)
du Plessis,
P.,
Lombard, C. and
den Adel, S. 2002. Marula in
Namibia: Commercial Chain Analysis
Volume
4
Appendix 3: Project Reports: Marula (Sclerocarya birrea)
Part 3: southern Africa region
Cover
Pages (264kb)
Contents
(84kb)
Appendix
3.1 (952kb)
Shackleton,
S.E., Sullivan, C.A., Cunningham, A.B., Cribbins, J., Leakey, R., Laird,
S., Lombard, C., Mander, M., Netshiluvhi,
T.R., Shackleton, C.M., and Wynberg, R. 2001. An
overview of current knowledge on Sclerocarya birrea (A. Rich.)
Hochst. subsp. caffra (Sond.) Kokwaro with
particular reference to its importance as a non-timber forest product
(NTFP) in southern Africa
Appendix
3.2 (1382kb)
Leakey, R.,
Shackleton,
S.E., du
Plessis, P.,
Pate, K. and Lombard, C. 2002. Characterization
of phenotypic variation in marula (Sclerocarya birrea) fruits,
nuts and kernels in South
Africa and Namibia
Appendix
3.3 (894kb)
Shackleton,
S.E., den Adel, S., McHardy, T. and Shackleton C.M. 2002. Use of marula
products for domestic and commercial purposes: Synthesis of key findings
from three sites in southern Africa
Appendix
3.4 (801kb)
Wynberg,
R.P., Laird, S.A., Botha, J., den Adel, S. and McHardy, T. 2002. The
Management, Use and Commercialisation of Marula: Policy Issues
Appendix
3.5 (539kb)
Shackleton,
S.E.,
Wynberg, R.P., Sullivan, C.A., Shackleton, C.M., Leakey, R.R.B., Mander,
M., McHardy, T., den
Adel, S., Botelle, A., du Plessis, P., Lombard,
C., Laird,
S.A., Cunningham, A.B., Combrinck, A. and O’Regan, D.P. 2002. Marula
commercialisation for sustainable and equitable livelihoods: Synthesis
of a southern African case study
Volume 5
Appendix 4: Project Reports
Crabwood (Carapa guianensis) in Guyana
Cover
Pages (174kb)
Contents
(86kb)
Appendix
4.1 (173kb)
Martinborough,
T. 2002. Karaba oil (Crabwood oil): a literature
review
Appendix
4.2 (2.07Mb)
Payne, K.
2001. The potential sustainable production of
Carapa guianensis (Meliaceae) Abul. Oil in the Iwokrama Rainforest
Appendix
4.3 (314kb)
Martinborough,
T. 2002.
Crabwood Oil Study: Equitable
Use of NTFPs in
Guyana: Report
of the Family Level Survey
Appendix
4.4 (476kb)
Ousman, S.,
Martinborough, T., Forte, J. and Hammond, D. 2002. Crabwood
Oil Study: Equitable Use of NTFPs in
Guyana: Report
of the Community Level Survey
Appendix
4.5 (413kb)
Martinborough,
T., Forte, J. and Hammond, D. 2002. Crabwood
Oil Study: Equitable Use of NTFPs in
Guyana: Report
of the Chainsaw Operator Survey
Appendix
4.6 (250kb)
Martinborough,
T. 2002.
Crabwood Oil Study: Equitable
Use of NTFPs in
Guyana: Report
of the Pharmaceutical Dealers Survey
Appendix
4.7 (1.95Mb)
Martinborough,
T. 2002. The Crabwood Oil Market in Guyana:
Increasing Household Income
Appendix
4.8 (1.03Mb)
Forte, J.,
Ousman, S. and Radzik, R. (eds.) Proceedings
of the International Technical Workshop on Sustainable and Equitable Marketing
of Crabwood Oil in Guyana, November 23-24, 2002, Lake Mainstay Resort,
Region 2, Guyana
Appendix
4.9 (1.11Mb)
Grimmond,
J., Joseph, I. and Datadin, V. 2002. A spatial
assessment of Crabwood Oil production in Regions 9 & 10 of Guyana
Appendix
4.10 (372kb)
Joseph, I.
2002. GIS Internship Final Report
Appendix
4.11 (298kb)
Strong, J.
2002. Methods
for the Use of Camera Traps and Thread Trails to Monitor Wildlife Use
of Crabwood (Carapa
guianensis) Seeds in the
Iwokrama Forest
Volume 6
Appendix 5: Dissemination and other outputs
Cover
Pages (151kb)
Contents
(99kb)
Appendix
5.1 (313kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2003. ‘Winners and losers in forest product commercialisation’
(Project Leaflet)
Appendix
5.2 (810kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2003. ‘Making the most of your marula trees’ (Project Leaflet)
Appendix
5.3 (2.69Mb)
Iwokrama.
2002. ‘Crabwood
Oil (Karaba Oil): A non-timber forest product - sustaining community crabwood
oil cottage industry, Guyana,
South America’
(Project Leaflet)
Appendix
5.4 (169kb)
Iwokrama.
2002. ‘Marketing
Potential of Crabwood Oil in
Guyana’
(Project Leaflet)
Appendix
5.5 (65kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2001. ‘Winners and losers in forest product commercialisation’
(Project Leaflet)
Appendix
5.6 (67kb)
Rhodes University.
2001. ‘Marula Commercialisation for sustainable livelihoods’ (Project
Leaflet)
Appendix
5.7 (66kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2003. ‘Marula - a tree for everyone!’ (Poster)
Appendix
5.8 (637kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2003. ‘Why are trees important for our lives?’ (Poster)
Appendix
5.9 (65kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2002. ‘Crabwood Oil: a source of income from the forest’
(Poster)
Appendix
5.10 (607kb)
Iwokrama.
2002. ‘Are
Local People Winners or Losers from Forest-Based Products? A Study in
Ethics, Equity and the Market
based on two NTFPs: Crabwood Oil in Guyana & Marula in Southern
Africa’ (Poster)
Appendix
5.11 (500kb)
Ethnoecology
Services. 2003. ‘Trees of Life: 10 lessons from the marula and crabwood
trees’ (Film Production by Tony Cunningham)
Appendix
5.12 (70kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2003. http://www.ceh-wallingford.ac.uk/research/winners/
(Website)
Appendix
5.13 (261kb)
CEH Wallingford.
2003.
Winners and Losers in
Forest Product Commercialisation: The importance of forest products for poverty
alleviation
(Policy Briefing Note)
Appendix
5.14 (296kb)
Wynberg,
R.P., Laird, S.A., Shackleton, S., Mander, M., Shackleton, C., du Plessis,
P., den Adel, S., Leakey, R.R.B., Botelle, A., Lombard, C., Sullivan,
C., Cunningham T. and O’Regan, D.P. 2002. Marula commercialisation
for sustainable and equitable livelihoods: A Policy Brief (Policy
Brief)
Appendix
5.15 (6.31Mb)
Laird, S.A.
and Wynberg, R.P. 2003. Biodiversity Prospecting
and Access And Benefit-Sharing: An Introductory Primer (Handbook)
Appendix
5.16 (503kb)
Shackleton,
S.E., Shackleton, C.M., Cunningham, A.B., Lombard, C., Sullivan, C.A.
and Netshiluvhi, T.R. 2002. A
summary of knowledge on Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra
with emphasis on its importance as a non-timber
forest product in South and southern Africa.
Part 1: Taxonomy, ecology, traditional uses and
role in rural livelihoods (Journal
Paper)
Appendix
5.17 (344kb)
Wynberg,
R.P., Cribbins, J., Leakey, R.R.B., Lombard, C., Mander, M., Shackleton,
S.E. and Sullivan, C. A. 2002. Knowledge
on Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra with emphasis on its
importance as a non-timber forest product in South and southern
Africa: A
summary. Part 2: Commercial use, tenure and policy, domestication, intellectual
property rights and benefit-sharing
(Journal Paper)
Appendix
5.18 (231kb)
Shackleton,
C.M. 2002. Use and selection of Sclerocarya
birrea (marula) in the Bushbuckridge Lowveld,
South Africa
(Conference paper)
Appendix
5.19 (319kb)
Shackleton,
S.E., Shackleton, C.M., Mander, M., Wynberg, R., Sullivan, C.A. and Leakey,
R. 2002.
Diversifying Communal
Rangeland Use and Benefits: The Case of Marula (Sclerocarya birrea)
in Bushbuckridge,
South Africa
(Conference paper)
Appendix
5.20 (300kb)
Leakey R.R.B,
Shackleton, S.E. and du Plessis, P.
Domestication potential
of Marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp caffra) in
South Africa and Namibia:
1. Phenotypic
variation in fruit traits
(Paper in press)
Appendix
5.21 (333kb)
Leakey
R.R.B, Pate, K. and Lombard, C. Domestication
potential of Marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp caffra) in
South Africa
and Namibia: 2. Phenotypic variation in nut and kernel traits
(Paper in press)
Appendix
5.22 (226kb)
Leakey, R.R.B.
Domestication potential
of Marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra) in
South Africa and Namibia:
3. Multiple trait selection
(Paper in press)
Appendix
5.23 (271kb)
Shackleton,
C.M., Botha, J. and Emanuel, P.L. Productivity
and abundance of Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra in and
around rural settlements and
protected areas of the Bushbuckridge lowveld, South
Africa (Paper
in press)
Appendix
5.24 (776kb)
Sullivan,
C.A. 2003. Marula – a tree for everyone!
(Book Contribution)
Appendix
5.25 (182kb)
O’Regan,
D.P. 2003. Non-timber forest products: a sustainable income (Popular
Article)
Appendix
5.26 (515kb)
O’Regan,
D.P. 2003.Profit without plunder (Popular Article)
Appendix
5.27 (116kb)
O’Regan,
D.P. 2003. Identifying the 'Winners & Losers' in the commercialisation
of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) (Popular Article)
Appendix
5.28 (137kb)
City Press.
2003. Report on Marula Workshop (Newspaper Article)
Appendix
5.29 (729kb)
Iwokrama.
2002. ‘Sustainable
and Equitable Marketing of Crabwood Oil in Guyana’,
International Technical Workshop, Lake Mainstay, Region 2, Guyana, November
23-24, 2002
(Workshop)
Appendix
5.30 (3.75Mb)
Institute
of Natural Resources/Rhodes University. 2003. ‘Marula
Commercialisation for Sustainable Livelihoods - Feedback
and discussion on findings and recommendations from a two-year research
project on the use, trade and processing of marula in South Africa and
Namibia, Nelspruit, South Africa, February 19, 2003 (Workshop)
Appendix
5.31 (147kb)
Sguazzin, T.
and du Toit, D. 2003.
‘My Friend, the Marula’: A learning support Material for Foundation Phase
(Educational Textbook)
Appendix
5.32 (358kb)
Poulson,
U. 2001. International Market Survey Report for Marula and Crabwood
Products (Internal Report)
This report is an official document prepared under contract between
the United Kingdom Department for International Development and the
Natural Environment Research Council. It should not be quoted without
the permission of both the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology and the
Department for International Development.
Any
problems, queries or comments? Please contact Dermot O'Regan dpo@ceh.ac.uk
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