Suchergebnisse

The role of tourism in the past and at present is outlined in this study within the context of Swaziland's economic, political and social structures. (DÜI-Kst)

This paper examines some reported practices in the redistribution of earnings and other cash in Swaziland. It is based on transcriptions of 118 interviews in both urban and rural settings. (DÜI-Kst)

This paper attempts to show that a Swazi entrepreneur's performance in business is influenced by an array of interrelating factors rather than one single factor. (DÜI-Kst)

One hundred households in the Manzini area were used for this survey on their purchasing habits and to calculate a household subsistence level. (DÜI-Kst)

This paper gives a rough idea of different stages associated with the process of getting married in Swaziland. (DÜI-Kst)

This study looks at the family background of children attending pre-schools in Swaziland. (DÜI-Kst)

This paper describes the current status of irrigation in Swaziland and its organisational structure. It looks at national food production and identifies areas for further research. (DÜI-Kst)

This survey was conducted as part of the People's Participation Project in Swaziland and was to provide socio-economic base line data on the potential project beneficiaries ie. on the poorest of the poor. (DÜI-Kst)

The objectif of this paper is to draw attention to the highly dualistic nature of the agricultural sector in Swaziland and its implications for rural development strategy. The paper is composed of four sections. Firstly a brief overview of the economy is presented. Secondly, a structural break-down of the dichotomies existing within the agricultural sector demontrates the vast disparities between the two sub-sectors. Thirdly, drawing from the findings of a recently conducted rural homestead survey, the degree of the homestead's independence of the wage sector is shown. Finally, some of the issues relevant to the design of a more universal approach to rural development are considered

This report centres on two case studies concerning contract farming arrangements between growers and buyers in Swaziland. It also mentions the most important aspects of the economy and land tenure system briefly. The performance of the two schemes is evaluated and problems with replicating these contract farming schemes elsewhere are pointed out. (DÜI-Kst)

This book attempts to provide a rigorous theoretical analysis together with empirical research and observation on land tenure, agriculture and rural development in Swaziland. (DÜI-Kst)