This contributed volume offers a selection of papers arising from the Forum for Action-Research on Inclusive-Sustainable Development Agenda (FAIDA), a series of conferences held yearly in Uganda, hosted by THRIVE Research and Innovations Facility (THRAIF). Consistent with the format of the FAIDA Conferences, the papers in this book are the result of a Community of Practice where multi-stakeholders share as well as co-create knowledge and experiences: specifically, scientists, development actors, local people, and policymakers interact regularly to share know-how, experiences, and local wisdom. They, therefore, co-produce action-oriented knowledge and co-develop appropriate interventions toward inclusive sustainable development with a specific focus on livelihoods. The cases here have a particular focus on inclusivity and justice in the context of sustainable development.

Presents a variety of cases that detail studies on sustainable livelihoods in Africa Offers a particular focus on justice in transitions to sustainability The chapters are interdisciplinary and employ multiple methods

Autorentext

Bosco Bwambale is a scholar in the interdisciplinary field of agro-ecological studies, with a multidisciplinary background. He holds a Doctorate of Sciences from Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium. His current postdoctoral research focuses on Knowledge and Progress across Africa: An Evaluative Inquiry into Sustainable Transitions. With experience in university research (including research supervision), teaching, and curriculum development since 2015, Bosco s interests broadly cover the nexus between Nature (including agroecology), Epistemology (including indigenous knowledge), and Inclusive Development. This experience has been built across various universities (including Mountains of the Moon University, Gulu University, Uganda Martyrs University, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, and Kyambogo University). Thanks to his scholarly engagement during his postdoctoral research at the Makerere Institute of Social Research, Bosco has recently expanded his expertise in agrarian political economy, with a specific focus on ecological debates as they relate to rural-urban agrarian communities in the developing and emerging world.

Inhalt

1. Culture, Agricultural Livelihoods, and Sustainable Development: making sense of the proceedings of the 1 st community embedded FAIDA Conference in the Rwenzoris.- 2. Gender Roles in the Marketing of Climbing Beans: Lessons from Kabale District, South Western Uganda.- 3. The Role of Biodiversity in Agroecosystems' Transitioning Towards Agroecology in Uganda: Community Perspectives and Emerging Policy Issues.- 4. The Contribution of Julius Kambarage Nyerere's Ujamaa Philosophy of Self-Reliance Towards Africa's Sustainable Development.- 5. Understanding Riparian Land Use/Land Cover Change through Local and Indigenous Lenses: Experiences from Rwizi Catchment, Uganda.