Mountain research and development

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  Año 2005, Vol. 25, Número 2

  • Grounded Research and Practice: PAMS-A Transdisciplinary Program Component of the NCCR North-South

    F. Haupt, U. Muller-Boker

    págs. 100-103

    

  • Improving Small Ruminant Production: A Pathway to Better Livelihoods in Three Test Valleys in Pakistan

    E. Syfrig, D. Maselli

    págs. 104-108

    

  • Addressing the Needs of Nepalese Migrant Workers in Nepal and in Delhi, India

    S. Thieme, R. Bhattrai

    págs. 109-114

    

  • Are We Scorpions? The Role of Upstream-Downstream Dialogue in Fostering Cooperation in the Nile Basin

    S. A. Mason

    págs. 115-120

    

  • Institutional Strengthening of the Amarakaeri Communal Reserve (Madre de Dios River, Peruvian Amazon Basin)

    M. Galvin, M. Thorndahl

    págs. 121-125

    

  • Reflections on the Himalayan Landscape: An Interview with Harka Gurung, a Leading Authority on the Himalaya

    U. Muller-Boker, H. Gurung

    págs. 126-127

    

  • Between Conservation and Development: Concretizing the First World Natural Heritage Site in the Alps Through Participatory Processes

    U. Wiesmann, K. Liechti

    págs. 128-138

    

  • Knowledge for Sustainable Development in the Tajik Pamir Mountains

    D. Maselli, T. Breu

    págs. 139-146

    

  • The Implications of Changes in Population, Land Use, and Land Management for Surface Runoff in the Upper Nile Basin Area of Ethiopia

    K. Tato, G. Zeleke, H. Hurni

    págs. 147-154

    

  • River Water Shortage in a Highland-Lowland System: A Case Study of the Impacts of Water Abstraction in the Mount Kenya Region

    J. Aeschbacher

    págs. 155-162

    

  • Assessing and Managing Scarce Tropical Mountain Water Resources: The Case of Mount Kenya and the Semiarid Upper Ewaso Ng'iro Basin

    J. Gikonyo, H. Liniger

    págs. 163-173

    

  • The Mountain and Highland Focus of the Swiss National Centre of Competence in Research (NCCR) North-South

    págs. 174-179

    

  • Watershed Classification in the Lower Mekong Basin: Rapid Economic Growth-A Source of Increasing Potential for Conflict Over Resource Use

    págs. 180-182

    

  • A Survey of Rural Livelihood Strategies in North-West Pakistan

    pág. 180