• The twin objectives of CDM : are they really conflicting? 

  Negash, Solomon Assefa (Master thesis, 2009)

  The Clean Development mechanism (CDM) is intended to bring about cooperation between developing and developed countries to reduce emissions and ensure sustainable development (SD). Several studies have examined whether or ...

• “Towards a shift in paradigms? : how uncertainty about future climate change may contribute to increased institutionalization of the economy” 

  Olsen, Tor Gunnar (Master thesis, 2009)

  This thesis is based on theory and secondary data seen in a context of climate change and uncertainty, with the overall purpose of commenting on possible future conditions of the economy. It argues that there is reason to ...

• Old problems and a new possibility for Dar es Salaam’s water supply 

  Fagerheim, Siri Merethe (Master thesis, 2009)

  Dar es Salaam had long been struggling with the unreliable Ruvu River as its main source of water and a rapidly growing demand for water. The discovery of the Kimbiji aquifer, found at considerable depths under the city, ...

• Evolution of water management, institutions and livelihood adaptation on Usangu Plains of Tanzania 

  Patel, Sanket (Master thesis, 2009)

  Development of water resources for irrigation has been a major thrust in increasing food security in Tanzania, but it has also increased competition and conflicts over resources. The purpose of this research was to study ...

• Transition from emergency assistance to self-reliance of Liberian refugees in Gomoa-Buduburam, Ghana 

  Colnoe, Amos Gainjay (Master thesis, 2007)

  This thesis seeks to find out how Liberian refugees in Gomoa- Buduburam Ghana have being able to survive in the absence of emergency assistance from the international community (UNHCR). Buduburam refugee camp which is ...

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