PhD
Last update: 25 January 2023
Usually a three years project, a PhD is a crucial post-graduate degree that produces fully trained researchers accepted by its peers.
Last update: 25 January 2023
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Title: Conceptualising an innovation and communication platform framework capable of stimulating multi-stakeholder engagement for enhanced livelihoods: lessons from KAZA AND GLTFCA
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Title: Modelling the impact of climate change on livestock ticks’ distribution in the Lowveld region of Zimbabwe. -
Role of wild and domestic large ungulates diversity and interactions in the transmission of foot-and-mouth disease -
Accompanying Zimbabwean small-holders towards ecological intensification: the contribution of experimental economics to design effective policies.
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Impact of climate change on production and recycling of crop biomass and soil nitrogen use: a case study with maize under extreme rainfall events in zimbabwe. -
A farming systems spatial analysis on the impacts of key insect pest and disease pressure on smallholder farms across a climate gradient in the mashonaland east province of Zimbabwe.
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Prospective modelling of possible landscape configurations for agro-ecological transition in zimbabwe -
Impact of albedo change on the climate benefit of conservation agriculture in sub-humid Zimbabwe. -
Assessing the impact of agroecological intensification on food security, household resilience and poverty reduction in murehwa district of zimbabwe. -
The use of climatic information services (CIS) to support smallholder farmers’ transition to agroecological farming under climate change. -
Integrated weed management strategies for sustainable crop production across a climate gradient in Zimbabwe
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Risk assesment of options for sustainable intensification and climate change adaptation in sub-humid Zimbabwe -
Sustainability of Community Based Mucheni Conservancies: The case of Mucheni Community Conservancy in Binga District. -
Title: Embracing ICT-based solutions for Human-Wildlife Conflicts in Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area
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Project Title: Molecular characterization of ASFV in domestic pigs and ticks from the south region of Mozambique.
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Title: The Epidemiology of Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome in Finfish on Dams and Rivers on the Kavango-Zambezi (KAZA) and the Great Limpopo (GL) Transfrontier Conservation Area in Zimbabwe: Implications on Human Livelihood and the Aquatic Environment
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Title: Livestock management options for sustainable livelihoods and wildlife conservation at the livestock-wildlife interface of Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA).
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Title: Natural control of the Family Muridae by Barn Owls Tyto alba in the face of local superstition
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Title: Elephant-cattle spatio-temporal interactions and agricultural practices in Sengwe communal areas, Zimbabwe.
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Title: Cattle Herding and coexistence between protected areas and their peripheries: A participatory approach -
Title: The epidemiology and ecology of Bacillus anthracis infections in wildlife/livestock interface areas in Zimbabwe -
Title: Tick and tick-borne disease diversity and distribution in livestock and wildlife in the interface area
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Title: Wetlands and waterfowl resources in and around Hwange National Park: access versus sustainability in the face of climate variability -
Title: Infectious causes of infertility in domestic ruminants, associated risk factors and socio-economic impact in selected human/livestock/wildlife interface areas of Zimbabwe -
Title: Resource utilisation in the Great Limpopo TFCA and its effect on the provision of ecosystem services -
Title: Interactive effects of climate change and land use changes on wildlife and human communities in Lower Zambezi Mana TFCA: a case study of Mukwichi Communal Area, Zimbabwe (1980–2014).
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Title: Evaluation of community participation in ecosystem monitoring and management practices of invasive species (Cylindropuntia fulgida var fulgida and Lantana camara) in Kavango Zambezi
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Title: Territorial restructurings in conservation context: local knowledge and participation in the CAMPFIRE management model in Zimbabwe -
Title: Spatial modelling of animal mobility: assimilation of Earth Observation data for the study of contacts between domestic and wildlife fauna and the transmission of pathogens. The example of herbivore populations at the periphery of protected areas in Southern Africa -
Title: Social dynamics in African buffalo (Syncerus caffer): from socio-ecological drivers to eco-epidemiological implications -
Title: The role of key browse species in understanding livestock-wildlife interactions at wildlife-livestock interfaces -
Title: Understanding the distribution of cattle at the livestock-wildlife interface using real time Global Positioning System (GPS) and satellite remotely sensed data. -
Title: Contact in the Wild: Pathogen Transmission from Wild to Domestic Ungulates in Africa -
Title: Integrated and sustainable management of African wildlife through protected areas. Developing modelling tools for exploring scenarii and decision making. -
Title: The effects of sport hunting and its different organisation methods at the periphery of protected areas on fhe African ungulates populations structure and their spatial distribution. -
Title: To drink or not to drink? The influence of resource availability on elephant foraging and habitat section in a semi-arid savanna -
Title: Describing and understanding host-pathogen community interaction at the wildlife/domestic interface -
Title: Is the grass greener on the other side? Testing the ecological trap hypothesis for African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) in and around Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe -
Title: The role of host ecology in the maintenance of avian influenza virus in Zimbabwe. -
Title: A comparative study on the population status of hunted ungulates (Loxodonta africana and Tragelaphus strepsiceros) in a CAMPFIRE District. -
Title: Plant-pollinator networks in natural and agricultural habitats of the semi-arid areas of Zimbabwe
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Title: Study of the population genetic structure of the African buffalo (Syncerus caffer): impact of the species mobility and habitat fragmentations on its distribution and its human interactions. -
Title: Sorghum value chain development prospects for the Mid Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe -
Title: Climate Change, Conservation and Green Economy in Semi-arid Savanna Ecosystems: Implications on livelihoods and biodiversity policy in the Middle Zambezi Biosphere Reserve, Zimbabwe.
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