Completed The aim of the project was to assist Kampala urban farmers, livestock and livestock product marketers to improve their livelihoods and contribute to urban food security through testing application of simple user guidelines on the new City Council Ordinances.

Completed Over the years explanations for the limited uptake of research results by poor farmers and other natural resource users in the developing world have been framed in terms of deficiencies of the farmers themselves, of the research process and its outputs, and of ,dissemination pathways,, institutions and approaches.

Completed Soil degradation and infertility are major constraints to the sustainability of agricultural systems in many developing countries, particularly those located in the tropical humid lowlands. Restoration of soil phosphorus (P) status can only be achieved by the use of phosphate fertilisers. Agronomists and agricultural economists, in both developing countries and development agencies, are not adequately aware of locally available phosphate rock resources and their agronomic potential as a low cost source of phosphate.