FUEL Lab Uganda – Forest Use • Energy • Livelihoods

Energy Poverty Peer Reviewed

Jagger, P. and N. Kittner. 2017. Deforestation and Biomass Fuel Dynamics in Uganda. Biomass and Bioenergy. 105: 1-9.
Jagger, P. and G. Shively. 2014. Land Use Change, Fuel Use and Respiratory Health in Uganda. Energy Policy 67: 713-726

Forest Governance Peer Reviewed

Jagger, P., S. Sellers, N. Kittner, I. Das, G. Bush. 2018. Medium-Term Impacts of Community Management Agreements in Uganda’s Rwenzori Mountains National Park. Ecological Economics. 152:199-206.
Call, M. and P. Jagger. 2017. Social Capital, Collective Action and Communal Grazing Lands in Uganda. International Journal of the Commons. 11(2): 854-876.
Jagger, P. and G. Shively. 2015. Taxes and Bribes in Uganda. Journal of Development Studies 51(1): 66-79.
Jagger, P. 2014. Clarity vs. Confusion: Property Rights and Forest Use in Uganda. Forest Policy and Economics 45:32-41.
Jagger, P. 2010. Forest Sector Reform, Livelihoods and Sustainability in Western Uganda. In Governing Africa’s Forests in a Globalized World, L. German, A. Karsenty and A.M. Tiani eds. London, UK: Earthscan Publications Ltd. and Center for International Forestry Research. Pp 103-125.
Bartley, T., K. Andersson, P. Jagger and F. van Laerhoven. 2008. The Contribution of Institutional Theories to Explaining Decentralization of Natural Resource Governance. Society and Natural Resources 21(2): 160-174.

Environment and Livelihoods Peer Reviewed

Call, M., Gray, C., and P. Jagger. 2019. Smallholder Livelihood Responses to Climate Anomalies in Rural Uganda. World Development. 115:132-144.
Jagger, P. 2012. Environmental Income, Rural Livelihoods and Income Inequality in Western Uganda. Forests, Trees and Livelihoods 21(2):1-15.
Jagger, P., M.K. Luckert, A. Banana and J. Bahati. 2012. Asking Questions to Understand Rural Livelihoods: Comparing Disaggregated vs. Aggregated Approaches to Household Livelihood Questionnaires. World Development 40(9):1810-1823.
Jagger, P., G. Shively and A. Arinaitwe. 2012. Circular Migration, Small-scale Logging and Livelihoods in Uganda. Population and Environment 34:217-234.
Khundi, F., P. Jagger, D. Sserunkuuma and G. Shively. 2011. Income and Poverty Effects of Charcoal Production in Western Uganda. Forest Policy and Economics 13: 199-205.
Shively, G., P. Jagger, D. Sserunkuuma, A. Arinaitwe, and C. Chibwana. 2010. Profits and Margins Along Uganda’s Charcoal Value Chain. International Forestry Review. 12(3): 270-283.
Jagger, P. and J. Pender. 2006. Influence of Programs and Organizations on the Adoption of Sustainable Land Management Technologies in Uganda. In Strategies for Sustainable Land Management in the East African Highlands, J. Pender, S. Ehui and F. Place (eds). Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute and World Bank. Pp. 277-308.
Pender, J., P. Jagger, E. Nkonya and D. Sserunkuuma§. 2004. Development Pathways and Land Management in Uganda. World Development 32(5): 767-792.
Pender, J., E. Nkonya, P. Jagger, D. Sserunkuuma§ and H. Ssali§. 2004. Strategies to Increase Agricultural Productivity and Reduce Land Degradation: Evidence from Uganda. Agricultural Economics 31(2/3): 181-195.
Jagger, P. and J. Pender. 2001. Markets, Marketing, and Production Issues for Aquaculture in East Africa: The Case of Uganda. Naga – The ICLARM (International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management) Quarterly 24(1&2): 42-51.

Energy Poverty Peer Reviewed

Jagger, P. and N. Kittner. 2017. Deforestation and Biomass Fuel Dynamics in Uganda. Biomass and Bioenergy. 105: 1-9.

Jagger, P. and G. Shively. 2014. Land Use Change, Fuel Use and Respiratory Health in Uganda. Energy Policy 67: 713-726

Forest Governance Peer Reviewed

Jagger, P., S. Sellers, N. Kittner, I. Das, G. Bush. 2018. Medium-Term Impacts of Community Management Agreements in Uganda’s Rwenzori Mountains National Park. Ecological Economics. 152:199-206.

Call, M. and P. Jagger. 2017. Social Capital, Collective Action and Communal Grazing Lands in Uganda. International Journal of the Commons. 11(2): 854-876.

Jagger, P. and G. Shively. 2015. Taxes and Bribes in Uganda. Journal of Development Studies 51(1): 66-79.

Jagger, P. 2014. Clarity vs. Confusion: Property Rights and Forest Use in Uganda. Forest Policy and Economics 45:32-41.

Jagger, P. 2010. Forest Sector Reform, Livelihoods and Sustainability in Western Uganda. In Governing Africa’s Forests in a Globalized World, L. German, A. Karsenty and A.M. Tiani eds. London, UK: Earthscan Publications Ltd. and Center for International Forestry Research. Pp 103-125.

Bartley, T., K. Andersson, P. Jagger and F. van Laerhoven. 2008. The Contribution of Institutional Theories to Explaining Decentralization of Natural Resource Governance. Society and Natural Resources 21(2): 160-174.

Environment and Livelihoods Peer Reviewed

Call, M., Gray, C., and P. Jagger. 2019. Smallholder Livelihood Responses to Climate Anomalies in Rural Uganda. World Development. 115:132-144.

Jagger, P. 2012. Environmental Income, Rural Livelihoods and Income Inequality in Western Uganda. Forests, Trees and Livelihoods 21(2):1-15.

Jagger, P., M.K. Luckert, A. Banana and J. Bahati. 2012. Asking Questions to Understand Rural Livelihoods: Comparing Disaggregated vs. Aggregated Approaches to Household Livelihood Questionnaires. World Development 40(9):1810-1823.

Jagger, P., G. Shively and A. Arinaitwe. 2012. Circular Migration, Small-scale Logging and Livelihoods in Uganda. Population and Environment 34:217-234.

Khundi, F., P. Jagger, D. Sserunkuuma and G. Shively. 2011. Income and Poverty Effects of Charcoal Production in Western Uganda. Forest Policy and Economics 13: 199-205.

Shively, G., P. Jagger, D. Sserunkuuma, A. Arinaitwe, and C. Chibwana. 2010. Profits and Margins Along Uganda’s Charcoal Value Chain. International Forestry Review. 12(3): 270-283.

Pender, J., P. Jagger, E. Nkonya and D. Sserunkuuma§. 2004. Development Pathways and Land Management in Uganda. World Development 32(5): 767-792.

Pender, J., E. Nkonya, P. Jagger, D. Sserunkuuma§ and H. Ssali§. 2004. Strategies to Increase Agricultural Productivity and Reduce Land Degradation: Evidence from Uganda. Agricultural Economics 31(2/3): 181-195.

Jagger, P. and J. Pender. 2001. Markets, Marketing, and Production Issues for Aquaculture in East Africa: The Case of Uganda. Naga – The ICLARM (International Center for Living Aquatic Resources Management) Quarterly 24(1&2): 42-51.