SLE Handbooks

In some cases the experiences and results of the SLE Overseas Studies are published as Handbooks which find use in other projects. Find here the SLE Handbooks of the latest years:

2018		This handbook is the result of the trilateral cooperation between SLE,Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (UEM) in Maputo (Mozambique) and Universidade Federal Rural do Rio de Janeiro (UFRRJ). Versions in Portuguese and English will follow.
2017		The Spanish manual was developed in the context of the DAAD supported university cooperation between SLE and the Colombian Universidad Autónoma de Manizales (UAM). It contains a 10-step guideline for conducting "action and decision-oriented studies". The methodology is based on the experience of SLE and has been adapted to the Latin American context. The handbook addresses interdisciplinary research teams wishing to conduct application-oriented studies for decision-makers from politics, business or civil society.
		Corruption in land governance is a significant problem in many countries, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. To design effective counter-measures against corruption in land governance, it is important to gain an accurate understanding of the weak spots in the respective land governance system. Therefore, the Handbook on Land Corruption Risk Mapping helps NGOs, governmental institutions, and other actors in Sub-Saharan Africa to systematically identify and assess corruption risks in land governance and to develop effective counter-measures.
2015		During the last decade, the relevance of the inclusion of persons with disabilities into the work of international development cooperation became more important. This toolkit is a proposal for facilitating the work of planners and practitioners of the German Development Cooperation in including persons with disabilities into their programmes and projects. It therefore explains the reasons why disability is a crosscutting development issue and provides practical, implementation and focused guidance on how to include a disability perspective in mainstream development programmes.
2014		It is clear that very specific programmes targeted at children will not be good enough to prevent all forms of child labour. It will have to come from broader food security and agricultural and rural development programmes that lift people out of poverty. Integrating child labour concerns into the monitoring and evaluation frameworks of such broader programmes will be essential. The Handbook provides a set of good practices and innovative approaches for doing so.

All of SLE's published studies (from the year 2000 onwards) are available to download for free via the document and publication server of the Humboldt-Universität.

An up-to-date list of SLE study series from 1995 onwards is available here.

A list of all overseas projects between 1972 and 2007 is available here.

Print copies of our publications can be ordered directly from SLE:

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10115 Berlin
Tel.: 030 2093 6911
Fax: 030 2093 6904
Email: Kathrin Trauer, kathrin.trauer[at]agrar.hu-berlin.de

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12.00 Euro for DIN-A5 publications
14.00 Euro for DIN-A4 publications (Volume II)

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