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Stein AB, Fuller TK, Damery DT, Sievert L, Marker LL 2010. Farm management and economic analyses of leopard conservation in north-central Namibia. Animal Conservation 13 419-427

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Farm management and economic analyses of leopard conservation in north_central Namibia.pdf	210.09 KB

Tarr J 2000. Issues and threats to sustainable development in Namibia.

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Issuse and threats to sustainable development in namibia.pdf	5.32 MB

Gill GJ, Turton C 2001. Pearl millet in developing countries. International Sorghum and Millets Newsletter 42 ISMN 42, 2001 1-ISMN 42, 2001 8

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Economics of the pearl millet subsector in northern Namibia.pdf	2.63 MB

Livestock producer marketing strategies and the informal trade in live animals, meat, hide and skins in the northern communal areas of Namibia. Part 1: The setting scene.

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Livestock Producer Marketing Startegies and the Informal Trade in Live Animals.pdf	103.14 MB

Urban Dynamics Africa 2000. Namibia north-west region tourism master plan - Volume 1.

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Namibia_North_West_Region_Tourism_Master_Plan_Volume_I_by_Urban_Dynamics_Africa_March_2000.pdf	16.27 MB

Barnes JI 1995. Current and potential use values for natural resources in some Namibian communal areas: A planning tool.

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Current and potential use values for natural resources in some namibian communal areas_1995.pdf	15.32 MB

International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) 1995. Prospect for the commercialisation of Pearl Millet in northern Namibia.

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Prospect for the commercialization of pearl millet in northern namibia.pdf	13.59 MB

Central Statistics Office 1996. Living conditions in Namibia: Basic description with highlights. The 1993/1994 Namibian Household Income and Expenditure Survey.

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Living_Conditions_in_Namibia_Basic_description_with_highlights.pdf	12.76 MB

Roe D, Grieg-Gran M, Schalken W 2001. Getting the Lion's Share from Tourism: Private Sector-community Partnerships in Namibia, Volume I: Background report and review of experience. I

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Getting the Lions Share from Tourism Volume 1.pdf	392.67 KB

Roe D, Grieg-Gran M, Schalken W 2001. Getting the Lion's Share from Tourism: Private Sector-community Partnerships in Namibia, Volume II: Practical Action: Guidelines for the development of private sector - community partnerships. II

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Getting the Lions Share from Tourism Volume 2.pdf	646.63 KB

An Atlas for economically important wildlife species in Namibia.

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DRAFT Atlas for economically important wildlife species in Namib.pdf	8.7 MB

Barnes JI 1998. Wildlife economics: a study of direct use values in Botswana's wildlife sector.

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Wildlife economics_a study of direct use values in botswanas wildlife sector.pdf	29.71 MB

Fuller B, van Zyl D 2006. Silently starving: A new form of famine among small scale farming households affected by the HIV Epidemic?.

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Silently Starving.pdf	344.15 KB

Lange G-M 2009. Natural capital, total wealth and sustainable development in Namibia.

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Discussion paper no 42.pdf	190.88 KB

Barnes J, Lange G-M, Nhuleipo O, Muteyauli P, Katoma T, Amupolo H, Lindeque P, Erb P 2004. Preliminary evaluation of the wildlife stocks in Namibia: Wildlife asset account.

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Preliminary valuation of the wildlife stocks in Namibia_ wildlife asset accounts.pdf	3.15 MB

Ntesa C, Hauptfleisch M 2014. Turning organic waste into a scoio-economic resource: A case study of the City of Windhoek, Namibia. IAIA14 Conference Proceedings

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Ntesa_ Clarence_ Turning organic waste into a socio-economic resource.pdf	224.56 KB

Ali El Saie MH, Ali El Saie YMA, El Gabry H 2003. Techno-economic study for combined cycle power generation with desalination plants at Sharm El Sheikh. Desalination 153 191-198

Website link:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0011916402011086

Tomlinson KW, Hearne JW, Alexander RR 2002. An approach to evaluate the effect of property size on land-use options in semi-arid rangelands. Ecological Modelling 149 (1-2) 85-95

Website link:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304380001005166

Frayne B 2007. Migration and the changing social economy of Windhoek, Namibia. Development Southern Africa 24 (1) 91-108

Website link:http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/03768350601165918

Barnes JI, MacGregor JJ, Nhuleipo O, Muteyauli PI 2010. The value of Namibia's forest resources: Preliminary economic asset and flow accounts. Development Southern Africa 27 (2) 159 - 176

Website link:http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/03768351003740373

5: Why is climate change adaptation so important to Namibia?.

Website link:http://www.met.gov.na/

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Website link:http://www.oecd.org/

2009. African economic outlook : 2009.

Website link:http://www.africaneconomicoutlook.org/

Open Grey - System for Information on Grey Literature in Europe.

Website link:http://www.opengrey.eu/

Keyler S 1996. Economics of the Namibian pearl millet subsector.

2002. 4.09 Some important plant species - Devil's claw.

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Fig 4.09 Some important plant species.zip	143.89 KB

von Richter W 1970. Wildlife and rural economy in S.W. Botswana. Botswana Notes and Records 2 85-94

Website link:http://www.jstor.org/stable/40980769

Dixon JEW 1978. A preliminary investigation of some economic factors involved in the hunting of game birds. South African Journal of Wildlife Research 8 81 - 82

Website link:http://www.sawma.co.za/

The economic history of the use and conservation of wildlife and rangelands in southern Africa.

Website link:https://portals.iucn.org/library/node/8463

Lee DE, du Preez M 2016. Determining visitor preferences for rhinoceros conservation management at private, ecotourism game reserves in the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa: A choice modeling experiment. Ecological Economics (130) 106-116

Website link:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecolecon.2016.06.022

Domptail S, Große LM, Kowalski B, Baptista J 2013. Cusseque/Cacuchi - The People. Environmental Assessments in the Okavango Region 73-80

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Cusseque_Cacuchi_The People.pdf	1.78 MB

2014. Unlocking the Economic Potential of South Africa's Oceans: Marine Protection Services and Governance, Executive Summary, 15 August, 2014.

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Unlocking the Economic Potential of South Africas Oceans.pdf	4.33 MB

Hoegh-Guldberg O 2015. Reviving the Ocean Economy: the case for action - 2015.

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Reviving the ocean economy.pdf	7.58 MB

Lang H 2005. The farm system of the Rehoboth Basters (Namibia): the situation in 1999/2000. Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 130 223–243

Website link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/25842997

Hoof PJM, Kirkels MALJ, Riezebos HTh, Schledorn JLM, de Wit MJM 1991. Socio-economic baseline survey and land suitability analysis, Ngamiland district CSDA, Western part.

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Socio_economic baseline survey and land suitability analysis_Ngamiland district CSDA_Western part.pdf	6.31 MB

Campbell AC, von Richter W 1976. The Okavango Delta and tourism. Proceedings of the Symposium on the Okavango Delta and its future utilization 244 - 247

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The Okavango Delta and tourism_1976.pdf	1.02 MB

Fleming DM 1976. Present wildlife utilisation in the Okavango Delta. Proceedings of the Symposium on the Okavango Delta and its future utilization 195 - 222

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Present wildlife utilisation in the Okavango Delta_1976.pdf	13.23 MB

Molloy FJ 1992. Studies on the ecology and production of seaweeds of economic and potential economic importance on the Namibian coast.

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Studies on the ecology and production of seaweeds of economic and potential economic importance on the Namibian coast.pdf	4.01 MB

Mbaiwa JE 2002. The socio-economic and environmental impact of tourism development in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.

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The socio_economic and environmental impact of tourism development in the Okavango Delta.pdf	6.22 MB

Bendsen H 2002. Arable agriculture and its significance in terms of spatial coverage, job and income generation potential..

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Bendsen1_2002.pdf	704.65 KB

Barnes J, Cannon J, Morrison K 2001. Economic returns to selected land uses in Ngamiland, Botswana.

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Economic returns to selected land uses in Ngamiland_Botswana_2001.pdf	3.9 MB

Baker AC, Muteyauli PI, Shigwedha V, Swiegers S, Sweeney LF 2009. Domestic tourism in Namibia: Results of a 2006/7 survey.

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Research Discussion Paper 80_2009.pdf	1.77 MB

Nattrass N 2020. Differentiation in economic costs and returns from living with wildlife in Namibian Community Conservancies. South African Journal of Economics

Website link:https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/saje.12265

Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO) Business and Tourism Enterprise Training.

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Business and Tourism Enterprise Training_Basic Business.pdf	924.19 KB
Business and Tourism Enterprise Training_Tourism Awareness.pdf	920.05 KB
Business and Tourism Enterprise Training_Joint Venture Tourism Development.pdf	1.13 MB
Business and Tourism Enterprise Training_Tourism Enterprise and Products.pdf	1.01 MB
Business and Tourism Enterprise Training_Joint Venture Tourism Development Participants Manual.pdf	1.39 MB

Namibian Association of CBNRM Support Organisations (NACSO) Institutional Training.

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Institutional training_Constitution Development and Revision.pdf	789.7 KB
Institutional training_AGM Management.pdf	1.11 MB
Institutional training_Management Committee Training.pdf	1.13 MB
Institutional training_Stakeholder Communication and Relationship Management.pdf	1.13 MB
Institutional training_Social and Gender Awareness.pdf	1.03 MB
Institutional training_Public Speaking and Presentation.pdf	866.55 KB
Institutional training_Policy and Legislation.pdf	879.19 KB
Institutional training_Financial Management.pdf	1.45 MB
Institutional training_Distribution Planning and Benefit Sharing.pdf	773.24 KB
Institutional training_Conservancy Management Plan Development.pdf	1.05 MB
Institutional training_Staff Management.pdf	1.25 MB
Institutional training_Project Management.pdf	691.31 KB

Fleermuys FN 2005. The balance of payments as a monetary phenomenon: An econometric study of Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 72_2005.pdf	380.04 KB

Humavindu MN 2002. Economics without markets: Policy inferences from nature-based tourism studies in Namibia.

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Research Discussion Paper 49_2002.pdf	145.38 KB

Poonyth D, Barnes JI, Suich H, Monamati M 2001. Satellite and resource accounting as tools for tourism planning in southern Africa.

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Research Discussion Paper 43_2001.pdf	78.46 KB

Barnes JI 1995. The value of non-agricultural land use in some Namibian communal areas: A data base for planning.

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Research Discussion Paper 6_1995.pdf	167.31 KB

Kalvelage L 2021. Capturing value from wildlife tourism: growth corridor policy and global production networks in Zambezi, Namibia.

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Capturing value from wildlife tourism_growth corridor policy and global production networks in Zambezi_Namibia.pdf	1.87 MB