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              <text>COMMUNITY/STAKEHOLDER LINKAGES IN AGROFORESTRY DEVELOPMENT: EXPERIENCES&#13;
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              <text>The need for tertiary institutions’ involvement in agroforestry development is relevant now&#13;
more than ever due to limited funding within the national research and extension institutions&#13;
and weak community/stakeholder linkages. A study was undertaken to understand&#13;
perceptions and experience of tertiary education insititutions and their community&#13;
linkages and to review possible models for improving the linkages. A desk study was&#13;
carried out to analyse community stakeholder linkages. A case study of a communal farmer&#13;
practising agroforestry technologies in Chinhamora communal area of Zimbabwe and an&#13;
assessment of multistakeholder approaches in promotion of agroforestry technologies for&#13;
improvement of livelihoods are presented in this paper. A qualitative research approach&#13;
was adopted. The study revealed the following: age differences between the students and&#13;
host farmers affected effective communication; increased diversity in opinions amongst&#13;
stakeholders; and weak linkages with tertiary institutions. Recommendations proposed&#13;
include review of curricula focusing on agribusiness and entrepreneurship in agroforestry&#13;
training, involvement of social based institutions in the development of agroforestry, and&#13;
establishment of permanent community training sites. More is expected from tertiary&#13;
institutions beyond supervision of students’ projects to post graduation follow ups.</text>
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