AG Annual Review
Citation Report
Within the implementation of the accountable grant we have been monitoring, as an indicator
of our expected outcomes, changes in political and academic discourse resulting from the
evidence and knowledge generated by IIED.
For the first milestone (set for the first 18 months of the implementation and set to be achieved
in September 2013), we focused on media mentions, as an early indication of increased
influence and attention.
For the second milestone (set to be completed at the end of March 2015) we have
concentrated on the impact our work has had on academic discourse. We have done an
extensive citation analysis of all full and part-AG funded work, and despite it being early days
to assess the academic impact of newly published work, we have identified areas where
citations have been of a significant nature. From these lists of citations provided in this
document we have removed all instances of IIED staff citing their own and each other’s work.
We have also accompanied the citation analysis with a reflection of where we have directly
contributed to academic debates through more direct engagement. While these give an
indication of our influence on academic discourse and debates, our impact is often wider than
demonstrated in the listed citations and evidence, with many IIED researchers regularly
interacting and engaging with Universities and other research institutes. The full list of our
engagement with these organisations is captured in annexe 5.
This citation report needs to be looked at together with the case studies of policy and
practices changes, media mentions and the total reach and dissemination, in order to obtain a
fuller picture of our influence on academic discourse. In 2014/15 AG funded work was
extensively downloaded and mentioned in a number of printed and online media outlets, as
indicated by the figures on the following page.
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Number of media mentions (AG or part-AG)
Output 1 – Climate Change
75
Output 2 – Natural Resources
189
Output 3 – Sustainable Markets
177
Output 4 – Urbanisation
145
Downloads until September 2014 (IIED overall statistics)
Output 1 – Climate Change
261,759
Output 2 – Natural Resources
637,236
Output 3 – Sustainable Markets
578, 647
Output 4 – Urbanisation
202,301
Output 5 - Cross cutting
84,683
Number of citations (AG or part-AG)
Adapting and responding to climate change in
urban areas
Accommodating urbanisation and urban growth
Small and informal enterprise
Biodiversity
Forest
Land rights and investment
Political economy of climate resilient
development planning
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Contents
Output 1 – Climate Change
1. 1.1 Political economy of climate resilient development planning
Output 2 – Natural Resources
2. 2.1 Land rights and investment
3. 2.2 Forest
4. 2 . 3 Biodiversity
Output 3 – Sustainable Markets
5. 3.1 Small and informal enterprise
Output 4 - Urbanisation
4.1 Assessing and addressing urban poverty
4.2 Accommodating urbanisation and urban growth and promoting their potential
for social equity environmental sustainability
4.3 Adapting and responding to climate change in urban areas
Appendices
6. .Citations
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Output 1- Climate change
1. 1 Political economy of climate resilient development planning
Citations
IIED Work
Fisher, Susannah. "Low-carbon resilient development in
Number of citations
1
the least developed countries." IIED Issue Paper. IIED,
London. See http://pubs. iied. org/pdfs/10049IIED. pdf
(2013).
Evidence of impact on academic discourse
University of Norwich: delivering finance training to academics, donors, development
countries government representatives and multi-lateral agency representatives
ClimateFinance.info (online community of government officials and experts mostly from Latin
America Countries): republishing “Will divisions in the board delay the Green Climate Fund”
article.
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Output 2 – Natural Resources
1. 1 Land rights and investment
Citations
IIED Work
Cotula, Lorenzo. "The international political economy of the
Number of citations
147
global land rush: A critical appraisal of trends, scale,
geography and drivers." Journal of Peasant Studies 39.3-4
(2012): 649-680.
Polack, Emily, Lorenzo Cotula, and Muriel Côte.
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"Accountability in Africa's land rush: what role for legal
empowerment." International Institute for Environment and
Development, London, available on line: http://pubs. iied.
org/12572IIED. html (last access: 25 April 2013)
The Natural Resources Group’s work on Land rights and investment has been very influential
and widely cited. The first listed article debunked some common myths about scale, trends,
drivers and features of large-scale land acquisitions, e.g. highlighting the role of local nationals
and of European firms. The extensive citations in numerous and very diverse academic
journals highlight the widespread respect of IIED’s research in the academic community.
Citations in policy oriented pieces highlight the policy relevance of this work.
Evidence of impact on academic discourse
REDD+ AG funded work has been instrumental in getting country partners, in particular the
Sokoine University of Agriculture in Tanzania, Forest Action in Nepal, ICRAF in Vietnam and
the Swedish University of Agriculture, to join together thinking out of the box in terms of
methodologies for understanding gender analysis in land use and land use change. For full
details of this this please refer to the IIED case studies document, annexe 1.
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2. 2 Forest
Citations
IIED Work
Walker, Nathalie, et al. "Demand-side interventions to
Number of citations
3
reduce deforestation and forest degradation." International
Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), London,
UK (2013).
Macqueen, Duncan, et al. "Supporting small forest
4
enterprises–A facilitator’s toolkit. Pocket guidance not
rocket science!." International Institute for Environment and
Development (IIED), Edinburgh (2012).
The second listed article here is for practitioners who support locally controlled forestry
enterprises – to build resilient, sustainable forest businesses that reduce poverty for local
people. The citations in academic literature pertaining to the Brazilian Amazon, Central and
West Africa both increase local awareness of the importance of investing in locally controlled
forestry to protect the forest environment while simultaneously reducing poverty – and draw
attention to the range of helpful training modules available in the toolkit. It is encouraging to
see citations covering both timber and non-timber forest products – showing the range of
different possibilities that exist to make commercially successful and sustainable use of
forests by local people.
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2 . 3 Biodiversity
Citations
IIED Work
Roe, Dilys, et al., eds. Biodiversity conservation and poverty
Number of citations
4
alleviation: exploring the evidence for a link. John Wiley & Sons,
2012.
Roe, R., et al. "A systematic map protocol: which components
1
or attributes of biodiversity affect which dimensions of poverty."
Env Evid 2.1 (2013).
Munroe, Robert, et al. "Review of the evidence base for
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ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation to climate
change." Environmental Evidence 1.1 (2012): 13.
Doswald, N., et al. "Effectiveness of ecosystem-based
3
approaches for adaptation: review of the evidence-base."
Climate and Development 6.2 (2014): 185-201.
Baker, J., et al. "Linking protected area conservation with
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poverty alleviation in Uganda: integrated conservation and
development at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park." National
Parks. Nova Science Publishers, Inc (2013): 47-103.
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Roe, Dilys, et al. "Which components or attributes of biodiversity
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influence which dimensions of poverty?." Environmental
Evidence 3.1 (2014): 3.
Roe, Dilys, et al., eds. Biodiversity conservation and poverty
4
alleviation: exploring the evidence for a link. John Wiley & Sons,
2012.
Roe, Dilys, et al. "Linking biodiversity conservation and poverty
6
reduction: de‐polarizing the conservation‐poverty debate."
Conservation Letters 6.3 (2013): 162-171.
Roe, Dilys. "Has biodiversity fallen off the development
2
agenda? A case study of the UK Department for International
Development." Oryx 47.01 (2013): 113-121.
Sandbrook, Chris, and Dilys Roe. "Species conservation and
1
poverty alleviation–the case of great apes in Africa." Biodiversity
conservation and poverty alleviation: exploring the evidence for
a link (2013): 173-190.
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Output 3 – Sustainable Markets
3. 1 Small and informal enterprise
Citations
IIED Work
Vorley, Bill, Ethel del Pozo-Vergnes, and Anna Barnett.
Number of citations
9
"Small producer agency in the globalised market:
Making choices in a changing world." Hivos and the
International Institute for Environment and
Development, Netherlands & UK (2012).
Vorley, Bill, Lorenzo Cotula, and Man-Kwun Chan.
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Tipping the Balance: Policies to shape agricultural
investments and markets in favour of small-scale
farmers. Oxfam, 2012.
Buxton, Abbi, and Bill Vorley. "The ethical agent: fresh
1
flowers in Kenya." International Institute for Environment
and Development/Sustainable Food Lab. United
Kingdom: London (2012).
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Output 4 – Urbanisation
4. 1 Assessing and addressing urban poverty
Evidence of impact on academic discourse
The British Academy London: Presentation on The Geographies of Poverty. 2nd December
2014.
ESRC/AHRC/British Academy on Social Innovation and Creative Responses to Global Urban
Challenges. 31st October 2014, London.
Manchester University: Lecture on Poverty, inequality and health, October 2014
Environment and Urbanization journal:
This journal has a long history of exploring gender issues through an urban lens, and a
strong influence on academic discourse. Len Duhl, Professor of Public Health at the
University of California, Berkeley, has called E&U “a magnificent, thorough and well edited
journal that has no peer”. It takes some time for the impact of journal articles to be measured,
as citation and access figures increase over time due to the academic publishing cycle, the
period after which issues become freely available, and other factors. However, the
republication of Cecilia Tacoli’s “Gender and urban change” editorial by the Women’s UN
Report Network and reporting on it by Women & Africa Magazine point to its influence
outside traditional academic channels.
Below are the highlight figures for Environment and Urbanization 2013-14. These below
download statistics are in addition to the download statistics included at the beginning of this
report, as the below statistics are not from IIED’s website.
Usage
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There were 356,751 downloads of articles in 2013, 168% over the discipline average
and an increase of 5% over the previous year
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The most downloaded article was The environmental impact of cities by Peter
Newman (2006), downloaded 6,236 times
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There are now 8,751 people signed up to electronic alerts for the journal
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Circulation
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There are a total of 160 institutional subscriptions so far in 2014
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2,889 institutions have access through sales to library consortia, an increase of 6%
Citations

The 2013 Impact Factor was 1.614, ranking 7 out of 38 journals in the Urban Studies
JCR
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The most-cited article contributing to the 2013 Impact Factor was Cities and
greenhouse gas emissions (2011) with 30 cites in 2013
Marketing

78.25% increase in readership during SAGE global trial and a 84.19% increase
during the DSA conference promotion
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Towards resilience & transformation for cities within a finite planet was tweeted on the
@SAGEsociology and received three retweets and one favourite
Production
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17 articles published OnlineFirst in the last six months
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3 articles published Open Access via SAGE Choice
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4 .2 Accommodating urbanisation and urban growth and promoting their
potential for social equity environmental sustainability
Citations
IIED Work
Tacoli, Cecilia, and David Satterthwaite. "Gender and
Number of citations
3
urban change." Environment and Urbanization 25.1
(2013): 3-8.
Turok, Ivan, and Gordon McGranahan. "Urbanization
7
and economic growth: the arguments and evidence for
Africa and Asia." Environment and Urbanization 25.2
(2013): 465-482.
Martine, George, and Gordon McGranahan. "The
1
legacy of inequality and negligence in Brazil's unfinished
urban transition: lessons for other developing regions."
International Journal of Urban Sustainable Development
5.1 (2013): 7-24.
Evidence of impact on academic discourse
Duke University: U&I Visual being used in class by Charles M. Becker, Research Professor and
Associate Chair of Duke University's Economics Department
University of New York: U&I Visual used in Urbaniztion lecture at by Professor Deborah Balk at
the School of Public Affairs.
“What a great interactive graphic! I hadn’t seen it. I am guest lecturing on urbanization in our Intro
Demography class in a few weeks. I think I will have the students explore this! I am starting to
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think that I should be doing more with visuals like these.”
University College Berkeley: AG works forms part of a mandatory reading in Global Cities class
in Department of City and Regional Planning faculty.
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4.3
Adapting and responding to climate change in urban areas
Citations
IIED Work
Dodman, David, and Diana Mitlin. "Challenges for
Number of citations
34
community‐based adaptation: discovering the potential
for transformation." Journal of International Development
25.5 (2013): 640-659.
Smith, Barry, Donald Brown, and David Dodman.
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"Reconfiguring urban adaptation finance." International
Meeting Hosted by IIED. Vol. 13. 2013.
Satterthwaite, David. "The political underpinnings of cities’
3
accumulated resilience to climate change." Environment
and Urbanization (2013): 0956247813500902.
Revi, Aromar, et al. "Towards transformative adaptation
2
in cities: the IPCC’s Fifth Assessment." Environment and
Urbanization 26.1 (2014): 11-28.
Dodman, David, et al. "Understanding the nature and
2
scale of urban risk in low-and middle-income countries
and its implications for humanitarian preparedness,
planning and response." International Institute for
Environment and Development (IIED) (2013).
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Evidence of impact on academic discourse
University of Oxford: annual involvement in teaching MSc Sustainable Urban Development
course. Sustainable Cities in the Global South module.
Development Planning Unit, University College London. Teaching Masters in Environment and
Sustainable Development module: Adapting Cities to Climate Change in the Global South.
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Appendices
6 .Citations
Output 1- Climate change
1. 1 Political economy of climate resilient development planning
Fisher, Susannah. "Low-carbon resilient development in the least developed countries."
IIED Issue Paper. IIED, London. See http://pubs. iied. org/pdfs/10049IIED. pdf (2013).
Schmale, Julia, John van Aardenne, and Erika von Schneidemesser. "New Directions: Support
for integrated decision-making in air and climate policies--Development of a metrics-based
information portal." Atmospheric Environment 90 (2014): 146-148.
Output 2 – Natural Resources
2.1 Land rights and investment
Cotula, Lorenzo. "The international political economy of the global land rush: A critical
appraisal of trends, scale, geography and drivers." Journal of Peasant Studies 39.3-4
(2012): 649-680.
147 citations. See full list here.
Polack, Emily, Lorenzo Cotula, and Muriel Côte. "Accountability in Africa's land rush: what
role for legal empowerment." International Institute for Environment and Development,
London, available on line: http://pubs. iied. org/12572IIED. html (last access: 25 April 2013)
(2013).
Hönig, Patrick. "Civil Society and Land Use Policy in Uganda: The Mabira Forest Case." Africa
Spectrum 49.2 (2014): 53-77.
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2.2. Forest
Walker, Nathalie, et al. "Demand-side interventions to reduce deforestation and forest
degradation." International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), London, UK
(2013).
Nepstad, Daniel, et al. "Slowing Amazon deforestation through public policy and interventions in
beef and soy supply chains." Science 344.6188 (2014): 1118-1123.
Newton, Peter, Luís Fernando Guedes Pinto, and Helena Nery Alves-Pinto. "Certifying
sustainability: opportunities and challenges for the cattle supply chain in Brazil."
Persson, Martin, Sabine Henders, and Thomas Kastner. "Trading Forests: Quantifying the
Contribution of Global Commodity Markets to Emissions from Tropical Deforestation." (2014).
Macqueen, Duncan, et al. "Supporting small forest enterprises–A facilitator’s toolkit. Pocket
guidance not rocket science!." International Institute for Environment and Development
(IIED), Edinburgh (2012).
Beauchamp, Emily, and V. Ingram. "Impacts of community forests on livelihoods in Cameroon:
Lessons from two case studies." International Forestry Review 13.4 (2011): 389-403.
Tieguhong, Julius Chupezi, et al. "Financial status of small and medium scale enterprises based
on non-wood forest products (NWFP) in Central Africa." Forest Policy and Economics 20 (2012):
112-119.
Tieguhong, J. C., et al. "Rural enterprise development for poverty alleviation based on non-wood
forest products in Central Africa." International Forestry Review 14.3 (2012): 363-379.
Pokorny, Benno. Smallholders, Forest Management and Rural Development in the Amazon.
Routledge, 2013.
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2.3. Biodiversity
Roe, Dilys, et al., eds. Biodiversity conservation and poverty alleviation: exploring the
evidence for a link. John Wiley & Sons, 2012.
Adams, William M., and Chris Sandbrook. "Conservation, evidence and policy." Oryx 47.03
(2013): 329-335.
Miller, Daniel C. "Explaining Global Patterns of International Aid for Linked Biodiversity
Conservation and Development." World Development 59 (2014): 341-359.
Thapa, Ishana, et al. "Using information on ecosystem services in Nepal to inform biodiversity
conservation and local to national decision-making." Oryx (2014): 1-9.
MILNER‐GULLAND, Eleanor Jane, et al. "Accounting for the Impact of Conservation on Human
Well‐Being." Conservation Biology (2014).
Roe, R., et al. "A systematic map protocol: which components or attributes of biodiversity
affect which dimensions of poverty." Env Evid 2.1 (2013).
Bottrill, Madeleine, et al. "What are the impacts of nature conservation interventions on human
well-being: a systematic map protocol." Environmental Evidence 3.1 (2014): 16.
Munroe, Robert, et al. "Review of the evidence base for ecosystem-based approaches for
adaptation to climate change." Environmental Evidence 1.1 (2012): 13.
Comte, Adrien. "Mainstreaming Ecosystem Services in National Adaptation Planning." (2014).
Dicks, Lynn V., Jessica C. Walsh, and William J. Sutherland. "Organising evidence for
environmental management decisions: a ‘4S’hierarchy." Trends in ecology & evolution (2014).
Sutherland, William J., et al. "Solution scanning as a key policy tool: identifying management
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interventions to help maintain and enhance regulating ecosystem services." Ecology and Society
19.2 (2011): 3.
Khan, Ahmed, and Vincent Amelie. "Assessing climate change readiness in Seychelles:
implications for ecosystem-based adaptation mainstreaming and marine spatial planning."
Regional Environmental Change (2014): 1-13.
Sierra-Correa, Paula Cristina, and Jaime Ricardo Cantera Kintz. "Ecosystem-based adaptation
for improving coastal planning for sea-level rise: A systematic review for mangrove coasts."
Marine Policy 51 (2015): 385-393.
Doswald, N., et al. "Effectiveness of ecosystem-based approaches for adaptation: review
of the evidence-base." Climate and Development 6.2 (2014): 185-201.
Wamsler, Christine, Christopher Luederitz, and Ebba Brink. "Local levers for change:
Mainstreaming ecosystem-based adaptation into municipal planning to foster sustainability
transitions." Global Environmental Change 29 (2014): 189-201.
Niven, Lisa. Harnessing the green and blue: an investigation of ecosystem-based adaptation
measures in four southern. Diss. Lund University, 2014.
Khan, Ahmed, and Vincent Amelie. "Assessing climate change readiness in Seychelles:
implications for ecosystem-based adaptation mainstreaming and marine spatial planning."
Regional Environmental Change (2014): 1-13.
Baker, J., et al. "Linking protected area conservation with poverty alleviation in Uganda:
integrated conservation and development at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park." National
Parks. Nova Science Publishers, Inc (2013): 47-103.
Harrison, Mariel. Penetrating the Impenetrable: Establishing profiles and motivations of resource
users at Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda. Diss. Imperial College London, 2013.
Babaasa, Dennis. "Landscape predictors of current and future distribution of mountain gorillas
(Gorilla beringei beringei) in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, Uganda." (2014).
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Roe, Dilys, et al. "Which components or attributes of biodiversity influence which
dimensions of poverty?." Environmental Evidence 3.1 (2014): 3.
Kent, Rebecca, and Andrew Dorward. "Livelihood responses to Lantana camara invasion and
biodiversity change in southern India: application of an asset function framework." Regional
Environmental Change: 1-12.
Bottrill, Madeleine, et al. "What are the impacts of nature conservation interventions on human
well-being: a systematic map protocol." Environmental Evidence 3.1 (2014): 16.
Roe, Dilys, et al., eds. Biodiversity conservation and poverty alleviation: exploring the
evidence for a link. John Wiley & Sons, 2012.
Adams, William M., and Chris Sandbrook. "Conservation, evidence and policy." Oryx 47.03
(2013): 329-335.
Miller, Daniel C. "Explaining Global Patterns of International Aid for Linked Biodiversity
Conservation and Development." World Development 59 (2014): 341-359.
Thapa, Ishana, et al. "Using information on ecosystem services in Nepal to inform biodiversity
conservation and local to national decision-making." Oryx (2014): 1-9.
MILNER‐GULLAND, Eleanor Jane, et al. "Accounting for the Impact of Conservation on Human
Well‐Being." Conservation Biology (2014).
Roe, Dilys, et al. "Linking biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction: de‐polarizing the
conservation‐poverty debate." Conservation Letters 6.3 (2013): 162-171.
Doak, Daniel F., et al. "What is the future of conservation?." Trends in ecology & evolution 29.2
(2014): 77-81.
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Leisher, Craig, et al. "Focal areas for measuring the human well-being impacts of a conservation
initiative." Sustainability 5.3 (2013): 997-1010.
Davies, T. E., et al. "Missing the trees for the wood: Why we are failing to see success in pro‐
poor conservation." Animal Conservation (2013).
Bremer, Leah L., et al. "Conservation and livelihood outcomes of payment for ecosystem
services in the Ecuadorian Andes: What is the potential for ‘win–win’?." Ecosystem Services
(2014).
Miller, Daniel Charles. Conservation legacies: Governing biodiversity and livelihoods around the
w national parks of benin and niger. Diss. University of Michigan, 2013.
Habel, Jan Christian, et al. "Towards more equal footing in north–south biodiversity research:
European and sub-Saharan viewpoints." Biodiversity and Conservation (2014): 1-6.
Roe, Dilys. "Has biodiversity fallen off the development agenda? A case study of the UK
Department for International Development." Oryx 47.01 (2013): 113-121.
Dulvy, Nicholas K. "Super‐sized MPAs and the marginalization of species conservation." Aquatic
Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems 23.3 (2013): 357-362.
de Bremond, Ariane, and Nathan L. Engle. "Adaptation policies to increase terrestrial ecosystem
resilience: potential utility of a multicriteria approach." Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for
Global Change 19.3 (2014): 331-354.
Sandbrook, Chris, and Dilys Roe. "Species conservation and poverty alleviation–the case of great
apes in Africa." Biodiversity conservation and poverty alleviation: exploring the evidence for a link
(2013): 173-190.
Davies, T. E., et al. "Missing the trees for the wood: Why we are failing to see success in pro‐
poor conservation." Animal Conservation (2013).
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Output 3 – Sustainable Markets
3.1 Small and informal enterprise
Vorley, Bill, Ethel del Pozo-Vergnes, and Anna Barnett. "Small producer agency in the
globalised market: Making choices in a changing world." Hivos and the International
Institute for Environment and Development, Netherlands & UK (2012).
Burnett, Kim, and Sophia Murphy. "What place for international trade in food sovereignty?."
Journal of Peasant Studies ahead-of-print (2014): 1-20.
Murphy, Sophia. "Land Grabs and Fragile Food Systems." Institute for Agriculture and Trade
Policy (2013).
Swaans, Kees, et al. "Operationalizing inclusive innovation: lessons from innovation platforms in
livestock value chains in India and Mozambique." (2013).
Burnett, Kim, and Sophia Murphy. "Food Sovereignty: A Critical Dialogue." (2013).
del Pozo-Vergnes, Ethel. "From survival to competition."
Zuberi, M. I., et al. "Species of herbal spices grown in the poor farmers’ home gardens of West
Shoa, Highlands of Ethiopia: an Ethnobotanical account."
Wiggins, Steve, et al. "Agricultural development policy: a contemporary agenda." (2013).
Swaans, K., et al. "A monitoring and evaluation framework to assess the performance of
innovation platforms in the context of livestock value chains." (2013).
Cheaz, Juan, et al. "Pequeñas unidades productivas en el altiplano de Guatemala: La
experiencia de articulación a cadenas globales de valor y el rol de sus entornos." (2013).
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Vorley, Bill, Lorenzo Cotula, and Man-Kwun Chan. Tipping the Balance: Policies to shape
agricultural investments and markets in favour of small-scale farmers. Oxfam, 2012.
Dobermann, Achim, and Rebecca Nelson. "Opportunities and solutions for sustainable food
production." Background paper for the High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015
Development Agenda. Prepared by the co-chairs of the Sustainable Development Solutions
Network Thematic Group on Sustainable Agriculture and Food Production (2013).
Molenaar, Jan Willem, et al. "Building a roadmap to sustainability in agro-commodity production."
Aidenvironment, NewForesight, IIED (2013).
Mehta, Lyla, et al. "Water and food security V0 DRAFT."
Burnley, Jasmine. "A New Dawn for Equitable Growth in Myanmar? Making the private sector
work for small-scale agriculture." Oxfam Policy and Practice: Private Sector 10.2 (2013): 63-80.
SUMMIT, FORESTS ASIA. "Background Brief."
Andriamanalina, Beby Seheno, and Perrine Burnod. "EXISTING AND POTENTIAL TOOLS TO
REGULATE LAND ACCESS FOR INVESTORS IN MADAGASCAR." (2014).
Buxton, Abbi, and Bill Vorley. "The ethical agent: fresh flowers in Kenya." International
Institute for Environment and Development/Sustainable Food Lab. United Kingdom:
London (2012).
Zylberberg, Ezequiel. "Bloom or bust? A global value chain approach to smallholder flower
production in Kenya." Journal of Agribusiness in Developing and Emerging Economies 3.1
(2013): 4-26.
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4.2 Accommodating urbanisation and urban growth and promoting their
potential for social equity environmental sustainability
Tacoli, Cecilia, and David Satterthwaite. "Gender and urban change." Environment and
Urbanization 25.1 (2013): 3-8.
Manolache, Elena. "Transforming the Gendered Social Relations of Urban Space." Journal of
Research in Gender Studies 1 (2013): 125-130.
Zonta, María L., Evelia E. Oyhenart, and Graciela T. Navone. "Socio‐environmental variables
associated with malnutrition and intestinal parasitoses in the child population of Misiones,
Argentina." American Journal of Human Biology 26.5 (2014): 609-616.
Hawkins, Kate, Hayley MacGregor, and Rose Oronje. "The Health of Women and Girls in Urban
Areas with a Focus on Kenya and South Africa: A Review." (2013).
Turok, Ivan, and Gordon McGranahan. "Urbanization and economic growth: the arguments
and evidence for Africa and Asia." Environment and Urbanization 25.2 (2013): 465-482.
Chen, Mingxing, et al. "The Global Pattern of Urbanization and Economic Growth: Evidence from
the Last Three Decades." PloS one 9.8 (2014): e103799.
Obeng-Odoom, Franklin. "Africa: On the Rise, but to Where?." Forum for Social Economics. No.
ahead-of-print. Routledge, 2014.
Obeng-Odoom, Franklin. "The State of African Cities 2014." Journal of Asian and African Studies
(2014): 0021909614547604.
Narayan, Laxmi. "Urbanization and Development." International Journal of Research 1.8 (2014):
901-908.
Dungumaro, Esther W. "Consequences of female migration for families in Tanzania." African
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Review of Economics and Finance 5.1 (2013): 46-59.
Turok, Ivan, and Jackie Borel-Saladin. "The Spatial Economy."
Browne, Evie. Benefits of urbanisation in Asia. GSDRC Helpdesk Research Report 1082).
Birmingham, 2014.
Martine, George, and Gordon McGranahan. "The legacy of inequality and negligence in
Brazil's unfinished urban transition: lessons for other developing regions." International
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