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Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Nhemachena C .2015. Key Agriculture Trade Facts in the SADC region, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Nhemachena C .2015. Food Price Volatility: Effects and Response Mechanisms in the SADC Region, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S 2015.  AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTIVITY IN THE SADC REGION, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhemachena C, Nhlengethwa S  2015.  The impacts of agro-climatic factors and public agricultural water investments on net agricultural exports in Southern Africa, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Nhemachena C 2015.  Agricultural Trade Competitiveness and Outlook for the SADC region, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S 2015.   TRENDS AND PATTERNS OF PUBLIC AGRICULTURAL EXPENDITURE IN THE SADC REGION, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Musople R, and Mazunda J 2015. POLICY ALIGNMENT TO MALAWI’S NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT PLAN, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G . 2015. Income growth as a Population Growth and Savings Problem in the SADC, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Nhemachena C .2015.  More Resilient Domestic Food Markets through Regional Trade, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Nhemachena C 2015. Agriculture Expenditures, and productivity of selected crops in the SADC region, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Nhemachena C 2015.  Intra-regional Soybean, Ground Nuts and Maize Trade In Malawi, Mozambique, Zambia And Zimbabwe, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Nhemachena C, Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Fakudze C, Dludlu T, Thwala R & Magagula F 2015. SWAZILAND AGRICULTURE JOINT SECTOR REVIEW: Advancing Mutual Accountability through Comprehensive, Inclusive, and Technically Robust Review and Dialogue, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Nhlengethwa S, Matchaya G, Nhemachena C, Fakudze C, Dludlu T, Thwala R & Magagula F 2015. Swaziland Joint Sector Review: Agriculture Performance, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Nhemachena C, Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Tembo S, Chikwenya D & Sikombe D 2015.  ZAMBIA AGRICULTURE JOINT SECTOR REVIEW: Advancing Mutual Accountability through Comprehensive, Inclusive, and Technically Robust Review and Dialogue, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Nhemachena C, Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, Tembo S, Chikwenya D & Sikombe D 2015 .Zambia Joint Sector Review: Agricultural Sector Performance, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147

·         Nhemachena C, Matchaya G, Nhlengethwa S, and Musamadya G  2015. Capacity Strengthening Strategy through Capacity Needs Assessment for Country Level Strategic Analysis and Knowledge Support System (SAKSS) for Zimbabwe, International Water Management Institute for Southern Africa, Pretoria, http://www.resakss.org/node/2147



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