TY  - BOOK
AU  - International center for living Aquatic resources management 
TI  - The context of small-scale integrated agriculture systems in Africa: A case study of Malawi
SN  - 9711022656
U1  - 639.8 20
PY  - 1991///
CY  - Germany
PB  - gtz
N1  - 
Table of contents

INTRODUCTION 1

elevation above sea level political divisions and location of Malawi 2

Introduction 10

1 A resource systems model to assess the viability 11

2 Limiting isotherms and potential aquaculture zonation 19

3 Rates of potentially available fish per capita 29

THE STATUS OF AQUACULTURE AND FISH PRODUCTION 39

2 Yields offish from howash in the Lake Manzalla Area Egypt



8 Variations in the yield of acadjas in Benin 54

MALAWI THE NATIONAL SETTING 67

1 Administrative divisions and principal towns of Malawi 68

6 Population density in Malawi by district 1977 percentage distribution 74

12 Coefficient of variability in the onset and end of the rainy season in Malawi 81

17 The general relationship between elevation above sea level 87

19 Zonation of Malawi for integrated agricultureaquaculture based


29a Comparison of development expenditure 19641975 of 102

40 Distribution of smallscale farms in Malawi by number 117

CAPTURE FISHERIES IN MALAWI 136

THE UTILIZATION OF CAPTURE FISHERY PRODUCTS 169

AN OVERVIEW OF AQUACULTURE IN MALAWI 189

AQUACULTURE RESEARCH TRAINING EXTENSION 205

SMALLSCALE FARMING SYSTEMS AND AQUACULTURE 233

COMMUNITY LAND TENURE AND HOUSEHOLD DECISIONMAKING WITH 250


Community Level Norms as Constraints on Decisionmaking 260

Household Decisionmaking 268

Labor and the Traditional Household in Southern Malawi 277

The Sexual Division of Labor in SmallScale Farming 286

LIST OF ACRONYMS 300

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