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The working group "Development-oriented International Agricultural Research" focusses on the analysis of land use and landscape systems in emerging and developing countries. Based on the analyses, interdisciplinary research methods are used to develop strategies to mitigate complex problems of farming systems in developing countries at local, regional and global scales. Emphasis is placed on questions regarding the avoidance of land use conflicts, the improved adaptation to climate change, food and nutrition security, and the stabilization of the livelihood of family farms. The working group operates in Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and South Asia and focusses in particular on resource economics in combination with natural sciences, thus ensuring an interdisciplinary integrated research approach. SusLAND’s operational strategy a world-wide network of direct and indirect partner institutions.

 

 

Publications WG

MyTitle: Institutional Pathways to Conflict and Collaboration in Local Climate Adaptation: Evidence from a Qualitative Comparative Analysis
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MyAutoren: Medina, L., Pacillo, G., Laderach, P., Hellin, J., Sieber, S., Chevelev-Bonatti, M. (2026)
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Institutional Pathways to Conflict and Collaboration in Local Climate Adaptation: Evidence from a Qualitative Comparative Analysis

Medina, L., Pacillo, G., Laderach, P., Hellin, J., Sieber, S., Chevelev-Bonatti, M. (2026)
MyTitle: Why is agroforestry not a widespread climate change mitigation and adaptation strategy in Nigeria?
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MyAutoren: Olawale, F. H., Adetoye, A. M., Sieber, S., Nkemjika, U. L. (2026)
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Why is agroforestry not a widespread climate change mitigation and adaptation strategy in Nigeria?

Olawale, F. H., Adetoye, A. M., Sieber, S., Nkemjika, U. L. (2026)
MyTitle: Social cohesion in restoration landscapes: The case of Rwanda
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MyAutoren: Ndagijimana, V., Weinhardt, M., Sieber, S., Löhr, K. (2026)
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Social cohesion in restoration landscapes: The case of Rwanda

Ndagijimana, V., Weinhardt, M., Sieber, S., Löhr, K. (2026)

Projects WG

MyTitle: TREES - Tropical Restoration Expansion for Ecosystem Services, Accompanying research to Forest Landscape Restoration and Governance in the Forest sector (Forests4Future) Country Package: Ethiopia, Togo, and Madagascar
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TREES - Tropical Restoration Expansion for Ecosystem Services, Accompanying research to Forest Landscape Restoration and Governance in the Forest sector (Forests4Future) Country Package: Ethiopia, Togo, and Madagascar

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MyTitle: SPIS-4-FNS - Upscaling Food and Nutrition Security through Solar Powered Irrigation integrated with Rainwater Harvesting for Small-scale Farmers in the Upper Ewaso Ng'iro Basin, Kenya
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SPIS-4-FNS - Upscaling Food and Nutrition Security through Solar Powered Irrigation integrated with Rainwater Harvesting for Small-scale Farmers in the Upper Ewaso Ng'iro Basin, Kenya

Start: 01.02.2025
MyTitle: SAFE - Development of a National Reference Agroforestry System for Coffee Production in Cameroon
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SAFE - Development of a National Reference Agroforestry System for Coffee Production in Cameroon

Start: 01.05.2026

 

Contact

 

Head of working group

Dr. Stefan Sieber
T +49 (0)33432 82-125

 

Address

Leibniz-Zentrum für
Agrarlandschaftsforschung (ZALF) e. V.

Eberswalder Straße 84
15374 Müncheberg​​

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