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96 At the ETH Zurich, a large number of doctoral students do research related to developing countries. The topics cover various disciplines and the candidates come from a wide variety of countries. Many of these doctoral dissertations are funded via the North-South Centre. This underlines the role of the centre in individual capacity development. Capacity development Supervision of doctoral dissertations The list on the following pages provides an overview of doctoral dissertations related to developing countries supervised by members of the North-South Centre.
Supervision of doctoral dissertations related to developing countries Supervisor(s) Candidate Title of North-South dissertation Centre programme Agricultural and Food Sciences (D-AGRL) Agri-food & Agri-environmental Economics B. Lehmann, Marguerite Paus Collective agro-food supply chain and sustainable S. Réviron rural development: Articulation between internal governance and rural governance B. Lehmann Martijn Sonnevelt Integrating agronomic and socioeconomic aspects of reversing soil degradation by tropical legume trees by GIS analysis B. Lehmann, Enkh-Amgalan Tseelei Building up value chains in the countryside of S. Réviron Mongolia for pro poor economic development B. Lehmann, Marc Zoss Linking smallholders to high-value supply chains: S. Réviron Collective organizations and development interventions in domestic and export-oriented vegetable value chains in Tanzania B. Lehmann, Hermann Comoé Contribution to food security by improving farmers’ M. Dumondel, responses to climate change in northern and central A. Takir areas of Côte d’Ivoire Agronomy and Plant Breeding P. Stamp, Chi Dang Ngoc Protein quality improvement of waxy maize by Ham Le Huy (Ministry of Agriculture incorporation of QPM in South East Asia and Rural Development, Vietnam) P. Stamp, Chaminda Egodawatte Integrating agronomic and socioeconomic aspects R. Sangakkara of reversing soil degradation by tropical legume trees (University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka) by GIS analysis P. Stamp, Quanjai Rupitak The dynamics of female flowering S. Jampatong and grain set in sweet corn (Kasetsart University, Thailand) Animal Nutrition M. Kreuzer, Souheila Abbeddou Improving small ruminant productivity in dry areas A. Oberson, through cost-efficient animal nutrition and improved H.D. Hess (ALP, Switzerland) quality of milk and dairy products 97 M. Kreuzer Blasius Azuhnwi Renaissance of a neglected forage plant: F. Dohme (ALP, Switzerland) Nutritional and anthelmintic potential of sainfoin M. Kreuzer Céline Clément Development of a fertility enhancing supplement E. Frossard for breeding bulls and cows based on the Andean plant species Maca (Lepidium meyenii Walp.) M. Kreuzer, Svenja Marquardt Activity and plant selection patterns of free- N. Buchmann ranging cattle in Southern Bolivian mountain forests, and the impact of cattle stocking density on the woody vegetation M. Kreuzer, Shanker Barsila Improving grazing systems with Nepalese yak S. Marquardt crossbreds to foster livelihood of mountain farmers in the Taplejung district of Nepal M. Kreuzer, Anuraga Jayanegara Impact of increasing the complexity of forage F. Leiber, composition in ruminant feed on ruminal C.S. Soliva, biohydrogenation and methanogenesis S. Marquardt M. Kreuzer, Janina Meier Testing the concept of diversity in feeding in the tropics S. Marquardt, and subtropics: Effect of experience, adaptation and B. Rischkowsky choice on feed selection, intake and foraging behaviour in sheep Capacity development Supervision of doctoral dissertations
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