posted on 2024-09-06, 05:49authored byPhilemon Kwaramba
Traditionally health and agriculture have received separate research and policy attention in Zimbabwe The Medical Research Council of Zimbabwe (MRCZ) and the Agricultural Research Council (ARC), though under the same umbrella Organisation- Research Council of Zimbabwe (RCZ), rarely conduct joint research programmes. It is then not surprising that agro-health literature for Zimbabwe is scarce. The advent of HIV/AIDS and the strong link the disease has with agricultural development including land reform calls for a paradigm shift towards joint policy analysis and strategies backed by joint research programmes. In this context, this chapter explores the link between HIV/AIDS (a health issue) and land reform (an agrarian issue).
A research paper on the challenges of HIV/AIDS to the well-being of Zimbabwe's agricultural sector in the 1990's.
History
Publisher
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung and Institute of Development Studies, University of Zimbabwe, Harare,
Citation
Kwaramba, P. (2004) Land reform and the challenge of HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe. In: Masiiwa, M. (ed.) Post-independence land reform in Zimbabwe: controversies and impact on the economy. Harare: Friedrich Ebert Stiftung and Institute of Development Studies, University of Zimbabwe, pp. 161-193.