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Women’s nutritional and hygienic knowledge in Madagascar: a qualitative health needs assessment of the Anosy region Evelyn M. Dell 2009 Community Health
Women's knowledge in Madagascar: A health needs assessment study Evelyn M. Dell, Susan L. Erikson, Eddy Andrianirina, Gabrielle Smith 2012 Community Health
Towards a more adaptive co-management of natural resources – increasing social-ecological resilience in southeast Madagascar Holloway, G., Short, S. 2014 Sustainable Livelihoods
The Useful Palms of Sainte Luce: Implications for Local Resource Availability and Conservation F. Hogg, S. Funnel, M. Shrum, E.R. Ellis, L.H. Tsimijaly 2013 Environment
The Biology, Ecology and Conservation of an Endangered Palm, Dypsis saintelucei (Arecaceae), in the Littoral Forest of Sainte Luce, Southeast Madagascar Hogg, F., Ellis, E., Carrier, L., Blandon, A., Jenkinson, J. 2013 Environment
The Biology, Ecology and Conservation of an Endangered Palm, Dypsis saintelucei (Arecaceae), in the Littoral Forest of Sainte Luce, Southeast Madagascar Hogg, F., Ellis, E. R., Carrier, L., Blandon, A. and Jenkinson, J. 2013 Environment
Socio-Cultural Factors Affecting Women’s Sexual Health and Contraceptive Use in southeast Madagascar J. Morris, M. Andriatsihosena, S. Short 2013 Community Health
Slow and steady wins the race: Diversification rate is independent from body size and lifestyle in Malagasy skinks (Squamata: Scincidae: Scincinae) Francesco Belluardo, A. Jesus Muñoz-Pajares, Aurélien Miralles, Daniele Silvestro, Walter Cocca, Fanomezana Mihaja Ratsoavina, Andrea Villa, Sam Hyde Roberts, Marcello Mezzasalma, Alexander Zizka, Alexandre Antonelli, Angelica Crottini 2023 Environment
Short-term impacts and value of a periodic no take zone (NTZ) in a community-managed small-scale lobster fishery, Madagascar Long, S. 2017 Sustainable Livelihoods
Shocking imagery and cultural sensitivity: a CLTS case study from Madagascar B. Lomas, R. Hammersley-Mather 2016 WASH