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MIKALITSA STELLA MUKHOVI (PhD)

Dr. Stellah Mukhovi is a post-doc scholar with a background in human geography (Agricultural Geography) with research interests in food security, gender issues in agriculture, food systems socio-ecological resilience,land agricultural land resources management, and rural livelihoods.

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(Last updated: December 2, 2021)

Publications

2021

  2021.  Utilization of research knowledge in transformation pathways towards sustainability. : www.r4d.ch
Manoa, D.O, MTMFTS.  2021.  Comparative analysis of time and monetary opportunity costs of human-wildlife conflict in Amboseli and Mt. Kenya Ecosystems, Kenya. Current Research in Environmental Sustainability. 3(2021):100103.
Aymara Llanque, Johanna Jacobi, TTSMCSATLFF.  2021.  Transformations towards food sustainability using the participatory Food Sustainability Assessment Framework . Social Innovation. 695(5):2021-03-04.

2020

Ongong’a, A. I., GSOK & M.  2020.  Land Cover and Land Use Change in the Mara River Basin: A Geospatial Approach. International Journal of Agriculture Environment and Bioresearch. 5(5):68–85.
  2020.  The Perception of Rural Households on Climate Change Effect on Rural Livelihoods in Lake Victoria Basin. Ghana Journal of Geography. 12(2):62–83.
  2020.  The Perception of Rural Households on Climate Change Effect on Rural Livelihoods in Lake Victoria Basin. Ghana Journal of Geography. 12(2):62–83.
  2020.  . Social Self-Organization and Social-Ecological Resilience in Food Systems: Lessons from Smallholder Agriculture in Kenya and Indigenous Guaraní Communities in Bolivia.. Food Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal . 10(1):19-42.
  2020.  Learning and Adaptation in Food Systems: Insights from Four Case Studies in the Global South. International Journal on Food System Dynamics. 11(4):312–328..
  2020.  A new understanding and evaluation of food sustainability in six different food systems in Kenya and Bolivia.. Nature, Scientific Reports,. 10(1):19145.

2019

  2019.  Actor-specific risk perceptions and strategies for resilience building in different food systems in Kenya and Bolivia.. Regional Environmental Change. 19(3):879-892.

2018

S.  2018.  . Climate Change Adaptive Capacity and Smallholder Farming in Trans-Mara East Sub-county, Kenya. Geoenvironmental Disaster . 2018(5):5.
J.  2018.  Operationalizing food system resilience: An indicator-based assessment in agroindustrial, smallholder farming, and agroecological contexts in Bolivia and Kenya. Land Use Policy . 79(2018):433-446.

2013

M., MS.  2013.  From Qatar with the Love for the Soil: Between Agro-Colonialism and Globalization. (Re)membering Kenya Vol. III: Governance, Citizenship and Economics. , Nairobi: Twaweza Communications

2011

M., MS.  2011.  Impact of farm technologies on food Security: A gender Perspective of Smallholders in Western Province of Kenya. , Saarbrucken: VDM Verlag Dr. Muller
M., MS.  2011.  Agricultural Technology, Gender Dynamics and Household Food Security in Western Province of Kenya. HEKIMA. V(1):19-33.

2010

Hoshino, et al.  2010.  Environment Conservation and Local Culture in the Region Suffering from Soil Erosion in Western Kenya, 2010. , Nagoya: Published by the International Cooperation Center for Agricultural Education (ICCAE)
S.M., M.  2010.  Gender -Specific Constraints Affecting Technology use and Household Food Security in Western Province of Kenya. AJFAND. 4(10):2324-2343.

2008

S.M., M.  2008.  Agricultural Technology, Gender Dynamics and Household Food Security in Western Province Kenya. Urban-rural interface. , Naivaisha

2006

M., K, S.M. M.  2006.  Rural livelihoods and land use. Soil erosion and conservation in Western Kenya. , Nagoya: Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University
J.S., S, S.M. M.  2006.  Agricultural Investment in Eastern Kenya. , Nairobi: Interregional Economic Network

2004

S.M., M.  2004.  Drug and Substance Abuse among Children and Teenagers, 27 September . Primary School Teacher Counselors. , Mombasa
S.M., M.  2004.  The Role of Commercial Agriculture in Wealth Creation in East Africa, 17th March. East African Media training. , Nairobi

2003

M., MS.  2003.  A Teacher’s View of Drug and Substance Abuse, 7th June. Recognition and Management of people suffering from problems of drug and substance abuse. , Juja
M., MS, M.M. O.  2003.  Incidences of Diseases in Kenya. The economic burden of Health in Kenya. , Nairobi: Interregional Economic Network

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