The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005
This analytical report is the outcome of a restudy that was undertaken in January 2005 of an original study undertaken in 1993 of the impact of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems and livelihoods in the Mpongwe area of the Copperbelt Province and the Teta area of Serenje District in the Cent...
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International Food Policy Research Institute
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| author | Drinkwater, Michael McEwan, Margaret Samuels, Fiona |
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| description | This analytical report is the outcome of a restudy that was undertaken in January 2005 of an original study undertaken in 1993 of the impact of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems and livelihoods in the Mpongwe area of the Copperbelt Province and the Teta area of Serenje District in the Central Province in Zambia. The study has used a ‘cluster analysis’ methodology that allows individuals and households to be seen in context, and in its remapping of the clusters originally surveyed has allowed surprising insights into the dynamics of social change to be developed. There are significant contrasts between the two study sites. In Mpongwe, a major maize production centre near the Copperbelt markets, maize production, dependent on agricultural inputs, has become the dominant production activities and fuelled a growing inequality between those successful in securing access to the necessary inputs, including draft power, and those who cannot. By contrast, in the Teta area, market liberalisation has deprived the area of access to inputs, and in this system maize production has declined, and the farming systems now consists of diverse food crops, not dependent on external inputs. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1604432025-11-06T06:35:06Z The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005 Drinkwater, Michael McEwan, Margaret Samuels, Fiona livelihoods impact hiv/aids This analytical report is the outcome of a restudy that was undertaken in January 2005 of an original study undertaken in 1993 of the impact of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems and livelihoods in the Mpongwe area of the Copperbelt Province and the Teta area of Serenje District in the Central Province in Zambia. The study has used a ‘cluster analysis’ methodology that allows individuals and households to be seen in context, and in its remapping of the clusters originally surveyed has allowed surprising insights into the dynamics of social change to be developed. There are significant contrasts between the two study sites. In Mpongwe, a major maize production centre near the Copperbelt markets, maize production, dependent on agricultural inputs, has become the dominant production activities and fuelled a growing inequality between those successful in securing access to the necessary inputs, including draft power, and those who cannot. By contrast, in the Teta area, market liberalisation has deprived the area of access to inputs, and in this system maize production has declined, and the farming systems now consists of diverse food crops, not dependent on external inputs. 2006 2024-11-21T09:50:48Z 2024-11-21T09:50:48Z Working Paper https://hdl.handle.net/10568/160443 en Open Access application/pdf International Food Policy Research Institute Drinkwater, Michael; McEwan, Margaret; Samuels, Fiona. The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005. RENEWAL Working Paper. International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). https://hdl.handle.net/10568/160443 |
| spellingShingle | livelihoods impact hiv/aids Drinkwater, Michael McEwan, Margaret Samuels, Fiona The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005 |
| title | The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005 |
| title_full | The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005 |
| title_fullStr | The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005 |
| title_full_unstemmed | The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005 |
| title_short | The effects of HIV/AIDS on agricultural production systems in Zambia: A restudy 1993-2005 |
| title_sort | effects of hiv aids on agricultural production systems in zambia a restudy 1993 2005 |
| topic | livelihoods impact hiv/aids |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/160443 |
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