References
- Ajayi OC, Diakit’e N, Konate AB, Catacutan D. 2012. Rappid assessment of the inner Niger Delta of Mali. ICRAF Working Paper No. 144. Nairobi: World Agroforestry Centre. Available from: http://dx.doi.org/10.5716/WP12021.pdf.
- Akinnifesi FK, Kwesiga F, Mhango J, Chilanga T, Mkonda A, Kadu CAC, Kadzere I, Mithofer D, Saka JDK, Sileshi G, Ramadhani T, Dhliwayo P. 2006. Towards the development of miombo fruit trees as commercial tree crops in Southern Africa. Forests, Trees Livelihoods. 16:103–121.10.1080/14728028.2006.9752548
- Akinnifesi FK, Kwesiga FR, Mhango J, Mkonda A, Chilanga T, Swai R. 2004. Domesticating priority miombo indigenous fruit trees as a promising livelihood option for small-holder farmers in Southern Africa. Acta Hortic. 632:15–30.10.17660/ActaHortic.2004.632.1
- Barrow E, Kamugisha-Ruhombe J, Nhantumbo I, Oyono R, Savadogo M. 2016. Who owns Africa’s forests? Exploring the impacts of forest tenure reform on forest ecosystems and livelihoods. Forests, Trees Livelihoods, this issue.
- Saka JDK, Mwendo-Phiri E, Akinnifesi FK. 2002. Community processing and nutritive value of some miombo indigenous fruits in central and southern Malawi. In: Kwesiga F, Ayuk E, Agumya A, editors. Proceedings of 14th Southern African Regional Review and Planning Workshop, 3–7 September 2001. Harare, Zimbabwe: International Centre for Research in Agroforestry; p. 164–169.
- Saka JDK, Swai R, Mkonda A, Schomburg A, Kwesiga F, Akinnifesi FK. 2004. Processing and utilisation of indigenous fruits of the miombo in southern Africa.. In: Rao MR, Kwesiga FR, editors. Proceedings of Regional Agroforestry Conference on Agroforestry Impacts on Livelihoods in Southern Africa: Putting Research into Practice. Nairobi, Kenya: World Agroforestry Centre; p. 343–352.
- Yatich T, Kalinganire A, Weber JC, Alinon K, Dakouo JM, Samaké O, Sangaré S. 2012. How do forestry codes affect access, use and management of protected indigenous tree species: evidence from West African Sahel. Occasional Paper No.15. Nairobi: World Agroforestry Centre.