• Determinants of Smallholder Farmers’ Willingness to Pay for Irrigation Water in Kerio Valley Basin, Kenya 

  Kiprop, Jonah; Mulungu, Kelvin; Kibet, Noah; Macharia, Antony (Journal of Sustainable Development, 2017-03-30)

  Food security is the major outcome of irrigation development activities. However, this cannot be achieved without sustainable water resources management. With the increasing budgetary constraints in many developing countries, ...
• Determinants of Vulnerability to Expected Poverty among French Bean Farmers in Kenya 

  Kibet, Noah; Obare, Gideon; Lagat, Job (Journal of Economics and Sustainable Development, 2019)

  Poverty is increasing in rural areas of Kenya. The study examined factors influencing vulnerability of French beans farmers to expected poverty using Vulnerability to Expected Poverty approach on 492 randomly selected ...
• Risk attitude effects on Global-GAP certification decisions by smallholder French bean farmers in Kenya 

  Kibet, N.; Obare, G.A.; Lagat, J.K (Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Finance 18 (2018) 18–29, 2018)

  Knowledge on the link between French beans farmers’ attitudes toward risks and Global-GAP compliance decisions is limited in Kenya. A social experiment (Lottery games involving real pay-offs) was implemented on 119 randomly ...
• Scaling Up Training in Forestry and Environmental Courses in Kenya: Reflection on Challenges and Opportunities in Newly Established Universities 

  Hitimana, Joseph; Koech, Erick; Sirmah, Peter; Owiti, Zablone; Sitienei, Anne; Wachiye, Sheila; Apudo, Musa (Commission for University Education, 2018)

  The period 2011-2012 observed expanded University education in Kenya. Some newly established Universities launched curricula and training in forestry, agroforestry and other environmental courses which are universally ...
• Challenges Affecting the Adoption of Agroforestry Practices around Chepalungu Forest in Bomet County, Kenya 

  Masibo, Monica Mbatha; Hitimana, Joseph; Yegon, Ann Sitienei; Owino, Yuda Odongo (Asian Journal of Advanced Research and Reports, 2018)

  Anthropogenic activities around Chepalungu forest has lead to its reduction in size and has resulted in its degradation. Continued dependency on this forest may result in its total depletion despite its high biological ...

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