Divisional Research Reports

Social sciences division PUBLICATIONS

• Emily Gustafsson-Wright, Anirban Ghosh, Jacques van der Gaag, Evelyne Tax, Johanneke  Tummers, Igrid de Beer, Tobias Rinke de Wit, Gert van Rooy and Christa Schier (2010). Report on the third round Windhoek household survey 2009 (Okambilimbili project).
• Multidisciplinary Research Centre (2009). Consolidated country report-equitable: Namibia: workpage 2.
• Kenneth Matengu and Martin Shapi (2008). User perceptions of library services at the University of Namibia.
• Wolfgang Werner and Fiona Adams (1990).The land issue in Namibia: An inquiry RR.
• Chris Tapscott and Ben Mulongeni (1990). An evaluation of the welfare and future prospects of repatriated Namibians in northern Namibia/ SSD (NISER) RR.
• Wade Pendleton and Barbara du Boois (1988-1989) Health and Daily living Survey of Windhoek, Namibia (SSD (NISER) RR.
• NISER and UNICEF (1991) A situation analysis of children and women in Namibia /Joint publication by, SSD (NISER) RR.
• Dianne Hubbard (1991). A critical discussion of the law on rape in Namibia SSD (NISER) RR.
• NISER (1991).Let’s crush AIDS: National AIDS awareness survey SSD RR.
• Debbie Lebeau (1991). Namibia: Ethnic stereotyping in a Post-Apartheid state SSD (NISER) RR.
• Bruce Frayne (1992). Urbanization in post-independence (with special emphasis on Katutura) SSD (NISER) RR.
• M.E Lewis and Gert van Rooy (1992). A study prospects for Training of unemployed women in Katutura SSD (NISER) RR 1992.
• Andrew Botelle (1992). Socio-Economic impact study of the provision of roads to the Onaanda region, SSD (NISER) RR.
• Debbie Lebeau, Wade Pendleton and Chris Tapscott (1992). A Socio-economic assessment of the Ondangwa/Oshakati nexus SSD (NISER) RR, February.
• Gerhard Totemeyer (1992).The reconstruction of the Namibian National, Regional and Local state, SSD (NISER) RR 1992.
• Helena Ahrenson- Pandikow (1992).Survey of attitudes toward the use of contraceptives in Namibia /, SSD (NISER) RR.
• Gil Yaron, Tani Forbes Irving and Sven Jansson (1992).Solar power for Rural Namibia SSD (NISER) RR.
• Gil Yaron, Gertie Jansen, Usutuaije Maamberua (1992).Rural development in the Okavango region of Namibia: An assessment of needs, opportunities and constraints SSD (NISER) RR.
• Rosemary Preston, Colette Solomon, Colin Gleichman, Kristof Tamas…[et al] (1993).The Integration of returned exiles, former combatants and other war affected Namibians.
• Trine Naeraa, Stephen Devereux, Bruce Frayne and Paul Harnett (1993). Coping with drought in Namibia: Informal social security systems in Caprivi and Erongo/ SSD (NISER) RR.
• Stephen Devereux and Trine Naeraa (1995). An evaluation of the Aqua roller of Namibia SSD RR #1.
• Stephen Devereux (1993). Water and sanitation in Eastern Caprivi: Knowledge, attitudes and practices survey SSD RR #2.
• Tani Forbes Irving, Alan March and Irene van Ryn (1993). An environmental assessment of Uukwaluudhi SSD RR 3#.
• Etalemah Melaku-Tjirongo and Stephen Devereux and Trine Naera (1993). Urban situation analysis: A study of five towns SSD RR #4.
• Trine Naeraa and Clolette Solomon (1994). A socio-economic baseline survey of Uukwambi SSD RR#11.
• Inge Tvedten, Lori-Ann Girvan, Melinda Maasdorp, Akiser Pomuti and Gert van Rooy Freshwater fisheries and fish management in Namibia: A socio-Economic background study (1994) reprint (1996). , SSD RR 12.
• Bruce Frayne, Andrew du Plessis, Roodney Hopson, Martin Scharbler, David Simon and Christ Tapscott (1993). Regional development strategy for Oshana, Omusati, Ohangwena and Oshikoto (Northern Namibia) / SSD RR# 13.
• Linda Adams Jones and Melinda Maasdoorp (1994). Missing youth: An investigation of non-attendants, over-age learner’s drop-outs of primary schools in Namibia / SSD RR #15.
• Stephen Devereux Ndahafa Haimbodi-Nambira (1994). Literacy in Ondangwa and Windhoek: A survey of adult learner’s literacy skills and education.
• Adelheid Iken, Melinda Maasdorp and Colette Solomon (1994). Socio-economic conditions of female-headed households and single mothers in the southern communal areas of Namibia, SSD RR #17.
• Stephen Devereux and Colette Solomon (1994) Food -for –work in Namibia: A review of the 1992 food for work programme and SSD RR #18.
• Stephen Devereux, Melinda Maasdorp and Colette Solomon (1994). Family life and empowerment in Southern and northern Namibia SSD RR #19 December
• Linda Adams Jones (1994). Determinants of rural water supply utilization and sanitation behavior in Eastern Caprivi SSD RR #20.
• Stephen Devereux, Ben Fuller Richard Moorsom, Colette Solomon, and Chris Tapscott (1995). Namibia poverty profile SSD RR #21.
• Steven Adkisson and Stephen Devereux (1995). Options for drought relief in Namibia: New choices based on the experience of the 1992/3 drought relief programme SSD, RR #22.
• Ben Fuller, Sakaria Nghikembua and Tani Forbes Irving (1996). The enclosure of range lands in the Eastern Oshikoto region of Namibia SSD RR#24.
• Sian Sullivan (1996).The ‘Communalisation’ of former commercial farmland: perspectives from Damaraland and implications for land reform  SSD RR #25.
• Stephen Devereux, Frank Matsaert and Gert van Rooy (1996). Credit and savings in Kavango and Caprivi, Namibia, SSD RR #27.
• Wade Pendleton (1997).Katutura in the 1990’s SSD RR#28.
• Eunice Iipinge and John Shitundeni-Initiation rites in Kavango Part 1.
• Chris Masule (1999). Initiation rites in Caprivi–Part 2 SSD RR#29.
• Akiser Pomuti, Ben Fuller and Philemon Ndeutapo (1997). Findings from the extension services survey of the northern central regions of Namibia SSD RR #30.
• Akiser Pomuti and Ben Fuller (1997). Review of the community impact of the Osikola and Tulipamwe project. SSD RR #31.
• Denise Couch and Wade Pendleton (1998).Issues in rural development: A socio-economic comparison of Eastern and Southern communal areas.
• Hochabeb, B.N. and Mosimane, A.W (2000). .Resettlement of farm workers that were evicted from commercial farms in the Seeis district on the farm Vasdraai, Gobabis district, Omaheke region.
• E. M Iipinge, F. A. Phiri and A F Njambili (2000).The National Gender Study  (vol. I: Main study)
• E. M Iipinge, F. A. Phiri and A F Njambili (2000).The National Gender Study (vol. II: Annexure 1&2
• Eunice Iipinge and Martha Mwandingi (2000-2001).  The status of women in politics and decision making in Namibia, Gender Training and Research Programme

Life Sciences Division publications

• Alfons Mosimane and Johanna Mbandi (2009). The status of the San in Uukolonkadhi and Sheya Uushona conservancies in Omusati region.

• Raili Hasheela and Alfons Mosimane (2009). Community –based natural resource management (CBNRM) in Namibia: publication bibliography, 1994-2008.

• Alfons Mosimane, McCool Stephen F, Selma Lendelvo, Libby Khumalo and Margaret itman (2008). Issues, information needs and potential roles for tertiary education in community –based natural resources management in Namibia: report from a workshop.

• Selma Lendelvo and Johanna Mbandi (2007). Workshop proceedings report: clarifying membership in the Namibian communal conservancies
• Corbett, A and Daniels, C. 1996. Legislation and policy affecting Community-Based Natural Resource Management in Namibia. SSD RR # 26.

• Fuller, B. Nghikemba, S. and Tani, F. I. 1996. Resource access and rangeland management in three communal areas of Namibia. SSD RR # 21.

• Mosimane, A. W. 1996. Community-Based Natural Resource Management in Caprivi: A Case study of Choi Community. MRCC RR.

• Turner, S. D. 1996. Conservancies in Namibia: A model for successful common property resource management. SSD DP # 13.

• Mosimane, A. W. 1998. An assessment on knowledge and attitudes about Kwandu Conservancy and the socioeconomic Status. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 1998. Community Knowledge and awareness about the Salambala conservancy. MRCC RR # 33.

• Naanda, M. T. 1998. Community Knowledge, practice, and attitude on community-based natural resource management. A case study: The proposed Uukwaludhi Conservancy. SSD DP # 24.

• Yaron, G, Healy, T. and Tapscott, C. 1999. The economics of living with wildlife in Namibia. World Bank.

• Mosimane, A. W. 1999. Wuparo Conservancy livelihood, Governance, awareness and organization. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2000. //Huab Conservancy administration, institutional development and livelihood, Kunene Region. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2000. An institutional analysis of the conflict between livestock and wildlife for grazing resources in the Torra Conservancy. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2000. An evaluation of SIDA support to Namibia Community Based Tourism Association (NACOBTA). MRCC RR

• Mosimane, A. W. 2000. Livelihood, governance and institutional development in Tsiseb Conservancy. MRCC RR.

• Hochobeb, B. Mosimane, A. W. and Van Rooy, G. 2002. Socio-Ecological profile of the North Central Community Based Natural Resource Management and enterprise development project (NCCED). SSD RR.

• Alfons Wabahe mosimane, Margaret Ndapewa Angula, Martha Talamonjila Mwandingi and Olympio Nhuleipo (2002). Namibia’s country profile report for the world summit on sustainable development (WSSD) 1993-2001.
• Lotto Kushomwa, Saara Hawii, Timo Nambambi and Alfons Mosimane (2003). North central community based natural resources management and enterprise development (NCCED) project.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2003. Caprivi Region conservancies’ management profile: Mashi, Impalila, Kasika, Wuparo, Mayuni, Salambala and Kwandu. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. and Shapi, M. 2003. Sorris Sorris and Doro !Nawas conservancies Management profiles, Kunene Region. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2003. Impalila Island Conservancy: Institutions and livelihood approaches evolution. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2003. Mashi Conservancy establishment progression and livelihood approaches, Caprivi Region. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2003. Sorris Sorris Conservancy Organisational advancement and livelihood systems, Kunene region. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane, A. W. 2003. Conservancy institutional development and livelihood systems in Kasika Flood plains of Caprivi region. MRCC RR.

• Mosimane , A (2003). Conservancy institution development and livelihood systems in Kasika floodplains of the Caprivi Region. MRCC RR.

• Nangula Selma (2003). Livelihoods and CBNRM in Southern communal Namibia. MRCC RR.

• Shapi, M.K. 2003. Livelihood enhancement in relation to contemporary conservation in Salambala Conservancy in the Caprivi Region. MRCC RR.

• Shapi, M.K. 2003. Mayuni Conservancy socio-economic and livelihood approaches with respect to contemporary natural resource conservation. MRCC RR.

• Shapi, M.K. 2003. Partially devolution of rights and responsibilities to the community as a solution to sustainability and conservation of common pool resource: Doro! Nawas Conservancy. MRCC RR.

• Angula N.M. (2004). An Investigation into the Democratisation of Election Process for Conservancy Committees in Namibia’s communal conservancies. MRCC RR.

• Lutz Ellerhold and Albertina Shifotoka. (2004) Seminar proccedings report: What can CBNRM learn from rural development practice in Namibia. MRCC RR.

• Mulonga S.N (2004). Institutional arrangement, livelihood approaches and progress made by //Gamaseb Conservancy. MRCC RR.

• Mulonga (2004). The institutional arrangement of the Nyae Nyae Conservancy as a livelihood improvement and natural resources management institution for ju/’hoansi people in the northeast Namibia. MRCC RR.

• Mulonga. S (2004). Institutional arrangement, livelihood approaches and progree made by //Gamasab conservancy. MRCC RR.

• Nangula Selma (2004). Women’s participation in conservancy activities: A case study of Nyae Nyae and //Gamaseb conservancies. MRCC RR.

• Shapi M.K. (2004). An Assessment of Institutional Dynamics in Namibia’s communal conservancies. MRCC RR.

• Shapi, at el, (2004). Nyae Nyae, Uibasen, Joseph Mbambangandu, //Gamaseb, Spitzkoppe, Uukolonkadhi and Shamungwa, Conservancy Management Profiles. MRCC RR.

• Shapi M.K. (2004).Contemporary community perspectives on wildlife conservation benefits distribution in the six Namibia communal conservancy.MRCC RR.

• Shapi M.K., A. Shifotoka, S. Mulonga, M. Angula and S.Nangula (2004). Conservancy management profiles of Nyae Nyae, Uibasen, //Gamaseb, Joseph Mbambangandu, Uukolonkandhi, Spitzkoppe and Shamungwa conservancies. MRCC RR.

• Shifotoka A. (2004). Uukolonkadhi Conservancy Report on Institutional Interrelationship and Integration with regard to CBNRM Implementation. MRCC RR.

• Shifotoka A. (2004). Wuparo Conservancy Report on Institutional Interrelationship and Integration with regard to CBNRM Implementation. MRCC RR.

• Shifotoka A. (2004). Spitzkoppe Conservancy Report: institutional Dynamics and interrelationship in Spitzkoppe Conservancy in Pursuit of CBNRM Implementation. MRCC RR.

• Uiseb. K, H, K. (2004). Livelihood and Tourism Enterprises in Uibasen (Twyfelfontein) Conservancy Report. MRCC RR.

• Ben N Hochobeb, Alfons Wabahe Mosimane and Gert van Rooy (2002). Socio-ecological profile for the North central community based natural resources management and enterprise development (NCCED) project, and the development of a set of realistic and measurable indicators

Science, Technology & Innovation Division PUBLICATIONS

• Ahmad Cheikhyoussef (2011). Pilot study on the Indigenous Knowledge Systems on Foods and Beverages in selected areas in Karas Region.
• Kuiri F. Tjipangandjara (1996).Management of Sciences and Technology in Namibia: An Opportunity and Challenges. STD RR
• Kuiri F. Tjipangandjara and Geoff E. Kiangi (1996). Appropriate Technology Study on Food Processing in Rural Namibia with Special Focus on Rural Women.
• Feasibility studies on the commercialization of the !Nara of the Kuiseb Valley Delta, proposal by the Science and Technology Division MRC, August 1996
• Dr. Hina Mu Ashekeles  (1999). Sustainable development of Gam Infrastructure.