Kano Region, Nigeria
Kano-Maradi Study of Long-Term Change: Kano Region, Nigeria About the study The study investigated long-term change in environmental management and rural livelihoods in the Kano Region from the 1960s to the 1990s, recognising the linkages with southern Niger, including Maradi Department, as well as the extensive hinterland in Nigeria. Due to restricted resources for this part of the study, the Nigerian element was mainly based on previous work by scientists of Drylands Research and collaborating institutions, and analysis of rainfall and census data. However, the Leventis Foundation provided for field work to supplement this in the case of the important study of changes in the food trade, led by Dr J. Ayodele Ariyo (Ahmed Bello University, Zaria). Other studies were conducted by a small team including inputs by Dr Raufu Mustapha (Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford), Dr Frances Harris (School of Earth Sciences and Geography, University of Kingston) and Drylands Research staff. The results are published in Drylands Research Working Papers 24-25 and 35-39. (Studies originally planned for Papers 37 and 38 could not be carried out).To read about a given working paper click "view abstract" button. To obtain the whole text, click "view PDF" button Niger-Nigeria Series To access the other country lists select one of the following: Kenya, Senegal, Niger. |