Publications

Paper presented at the International Seminar Beyond Agriculture: Making Markets Work for the Poor, Church House Conference Centre, Westminster, London, UK, 16 pp

HSD working paper, HSD/WP/10/06, 31 pp

Vale G.A. and Torr S.J. User-friendly models of the costs and efficacy of tsetse control: application to sterilizing and insecticidal techniques. Medical and Veterinary Entomology (2006) 19 (3) 293-305. (DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2915.2005.00573.x)

BBC World Service Trust, UK. 4 pp

Household costs of health care during pregnancy, delivery and the postpartum: a case study from Matlab, Bangladesh. Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition, 24 (4), 446-455

Holt, J. Economic evaluation and international implementation of community-based forecasting of armyworm. Final Technical Report. (2006) 39 pp

Chauveau, J.P.; Colin, J.P.; Jacob, J.P.; Delville, P.L.; le Meur, P.Y. Changes in land access and governance in West Africa: markets, social mediations and public policies. Results of the CLAIMS research project. (2006) 85 pp. ISBN 978-1-84369-613-1

Sykes, M.; Tolhurst, R.; Squire, S.B. Vulnerable patients and the public-private mix in tuberculosis. Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, (2006) 27 pp

XVI International AIDS Conference, Toronto, Canada, 13-18 August 2006, abstract MOPE0676

Cortez, C. and Pare, L. Conflicting rights, environmental agendas, and the challenges of accountability: social mobilisation and protected natural areas in Mexico. In: Rights, Resources and the Politics of Accountability.. Zed Books, London, (2006) ISBN 9781842775547

Mattoo, A.; Rathindran, R. Does Health Insurance Impede Trade in Health Services? (2006)

18 pp

Bates, L. Smoke, health and household energy. Volume 1: Participatory methods for design, installation, monitoring and assessment of smoke alleviation technologies. Final Technical Report. (2005)

Fisher, E.; Hobley, M. PLOW learning resource: Natural resource management. Programme of Advisory and Support Services (PASS), Hemel Hempstead, UK (2005) 19 pp

Preston, D. (2005) Validation and communication of a community-led mechanism for livelihood improvement of remote marginalized communities in Bolivia. Final Technical Report for project R8362. Leeds, UK: School of Geography, University of Leeds. 35 pp

Case Study Report, 20 pp

Garcia-Moreno, C.; Heise, L.; Ellsberg, M.; Jansen, H.A.F.M.; Watts, C. Violence Against Women. Science (2005) 310 (5752) 1282-1283. (DOI: 10.1126/science.1121400)

Hayward, B. Cashing in on the wedding tree. Forestry Research Programme, NR International, Kent, UK (2005) 4 pp

International Family Planning Perspectives (2004) 30 (1) 6-11

63 pp

WONG, M.T.F., HAIRIAH, K. AND ALEGRE, J. (2004). Managing soil acidity and aluminium toxicity in tree-based agroecosystems. In: Below-ground interactions in tropical agroecosystems: concepts and models with multiple plant components. Van Noordwijk, M., Cadisch, G. and Ong, C.K. pp. 143-155. CABI Publishing. ISBN:0 85199 673 6. www.cabi-publishing.org. (Book) (Chapters and page inserts) (Paper). (CGIAR/IARCS, NARS, University faculties/research institutes â€' researchers/lecturers/students). (A)

Garnett, G.P.; Grassly, N.C.; Boerma, J.T.; Ghys, P.D. Maximising the global use of HIV surveillance data through the development and sharing of analytical tools. Sexually Transmitted Infections (2004) 80 (suppl_1) i1-i4. (DOI: 10.1136/sti.2004.010280)

PPLPI, FAO, Rome, Italy, ii+38pp

Pasiecznik, N. The good, the bad and the thorny: impacts of Prosopis in Africa. CABI, Wallingford, UK (2004)

Working paper for NEGOWAT project workshop, Sao Paulo, 16-21 August 2004, 15 pp

Social Science and Medicine (2004) 59 (6) 1147-1158 (10.1016/j.socscimed.2003.11.045)

Medical Journal of Australia (2004) 180 (8) 383-386

Diabetes Voice, 2004, 49(3), 10-13 pp. (shortened reprint)

Taylor, J., Tang, M., Beddows, C., Quin, F. M. and Stocking, M. A. 2003. The characterisation of six natural resources production systems. Chapter 4: Research findings. In Final Technical Report for PD092. Norwich: Overseas Development Group, University of East Anglia. 11 pp

Land reform for poverty reduction? Social exclusion reform for poverty reduction? Social exclusion and farm workers in Zimbabwe, presented at Staying Poor: Chronic Poverty and Development Policy, Institute for Development Policy and Management, University of Manchester, 7-9 April 2003. Chronic Poverty Research Centre (CPRC), Manchester, UK, iii + 18 pp