The objectives of this study hence are (1) to elicit both risk and time preferences of smallholder coffee farmers in eastern Uganda by using lottery-based experiments, and (2) to investigate key attributes or features of companion trees in coffee agroforestry systems that are preferred by farmers using a discrete choice experiment (DCE). We investigate farmer preferences related to six companion tree attributes: tree products provided, regulating ES provided, growth rate, seedling price, provision of quality shade for coffee, and maximum tree height.
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TI - Using field experiments to quantify risk and time preferences of Ugandan coffee farmers in participating in forest landscape restoration
AU - Ihli, H.J.
AU - Winter, E.
AU - Gassner, A.
AB - The objectives of this study hence are (1) to elicit both risk and time preferences of smallholder coffee farmers in eastern Uganda by using lottery-based experiments, and (2) to investigate key attributes or features of companion trees in coffee agroforestry systems that are preferred by farmers using a discrete choice experiment (DCE). We investigate farmer preferences related to six companion tree attributes: tree products provided, regulating ES provided, growth rate, seedling price, provision of quality shade for coffee, and maximum tree height.
PY - 2020
PB - World Agroforestery (ICRAF)
PP - Nairobi, Kenya
UR - https://www.cifor-icraf.org/knowledge/publication/18372/
KW - biodiversity, coffee, landscape conservation, trees
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%T Using field experiments to quantify risk and time preferences of Ugandan coffee farmers in participating in forest landscape restoration
%A Ihli, H.J.
%A Winter, E.
%A Gassner, A.
%D 2020
%I World Agroforestery (ICRAF)
%C Nairobi, Kenya
%U https://www.cifor-icraf.org/knowledge/publication/18372/
%X The objectives of this study hence are (1) to elicit both risk and time preferences of smallholder coffee farmers in eastern Uganda by using lottery-based experiments, and (2) to investigate key attributes or features of companion trees in coffee agroforestry systems that are preferred by farmers using a discrete choice experiment (DCE). We investigate farmer preferences related to six companion tree attributes: tree products provided, regulating ES provided, growth rate, seedling price, provision of quality shade for coffee, and maximum tree height.
%K biodiversity
%K coffee
%K landscape conservation
%K trees
Publisher
World Agroforestery (ICRAF): Nairobi, Kenya
Publication year
2020
Authors
Ihli, H.J.; Winter, E.; Gassner, A.
Language
English
Keywords
biodiversity, coffee, landscape conservation, trees
Geographic
Uganda
