Factors that influence the implementation of sustainable land management practices by rural households in Tigrai region, Ethiopia

[1] Adimassu Z(2016)Understanding determinants of farmers’ investments in sustainable land management practices in Ethiopia: review and synthesis Environ Dev Sustain 18 1005-1023

[2] Langan S(2007)Determinants of adoption and continued use of stone terraces for soil and water conservation in an Ethiopian highland watershed Ecol Econ 6 294-302

[3] Johnston R(2004)Determinants of farmers’ willingness to pay for soil conservation practices in the southeastern highlands of Ethiopia Land Degrad Dev 15 423-438

[4] Amsalu A(2003)Soil and water conservation decision behaviour of subsistence farmers in the eastern highlands of Ethiopia: a case study of the Hunde-Lafto area Ecol Econ 46 437-451

[5] de Graaff J(2014)Spatial Analysis of Land Cover Changes in Eastern Tigray (Ethiopia) from 1965 to 2007: Are There Signs of a Forest Transition? Land Degradation & Development 26 680-689

[6] Asrat P(2007)Soil and water conservation intervention with conventional technologies in northwestern highlands of Ethiopia: acceptance and adoption by farmers Land Use Policy 24 404-416

[7] Belay K(2013)Structural soil and water conservation practices in Farta District, North Western Ethiopia: an investigation on factors influencing continued use Science, Technology and Arts Research Journal 2 114-121

[8] Hamito D(2003)Multivariate probit regression using simulated maximum likelihood Stata J 3 278-294

[9] Bekele W(1998)‘Sustainable intensification in the highland tropics: Rwandan farmers’ investments in land conservation and soil fertility Econ Dev Cult Chang 46 351-378

[10] Drake L(1996)Modeling multiple adoption decisions in a joint framework Am J Agric Econ 78 547-557

[1] Adimassu Z(2016)Understanding determinants of farmers’ investments in sustainable land management practices in Ethiopia: review and synthesis Environ Dev Sustain 18 1005-1023

[2] Langan S(2007)Determinants of adoption and continued use of stone terraces for soil and water conservation in an Ethiopian highland watershed Ecol Econ 6 294-302

[3] Johnston R(2004)Determinants of farmers’ willingness to pay for soil conservation practices in the southeastern highlands of Ethiopia Land Degrad Dev 15 423-438

[4] Amsalu A(2003)Soil and water conservation decision behaviour of subsistence farmers in the eastern highlands of Ethiopia: a case study of the Hunde-Lafto area Ecol Econ 46 437-451

[5] de Graaff J(2014)Spatial Analysis of Land Cover Changes in Eastern Tigray (Ethiopia) from 1965 to 2007: Are There Signs of a Forest Transition? Land Degradation & Development 26 680-689

[6] Asrat P(2007)Soil and water conservation intervention with conventional technologies in northwestern highlands of Ethiopia: acceptance and adoption by farmers Land Use Policy 24 404-416

[7] Belay K(2013)Structural soil and water conservation practices in Farta District, North Western Ethiopia: an investigation on factors influencing continued use Science, Technology and Arts Research Journal 2 114-121

[8] Hamito D(2003)Multivariate probit regression using simulated maximum likelihood Stata J 3 278-294

[9] Bekele W(1998)‘Sustainable intensification in the highland tropics: Rwandan farmers’ investments in land conservation and soil fertility Econ Dev Cult Chang 46 351-378

[10] Drake L(1996)Modeling multiple adoption decisions in a joint framework Am J Agric Econ 78 547-557