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Annah Njui
Affiliation : International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology · World Agroforestry Centre
- 3Publications (affiliation in Kenya)
Research profile
Annah Njui has 3 indexed publications (2007–2015). Their work appears mainly in “Environmental Health Perspectives”, “Agroforestry Systems” and “Ecological Indicators”. Their most cited article, “Comparing the “Big Five”: A framework for the sustainable management of indigenous fruit trees in the drylands of East and Central Africa” (2007), has been cited 90 times. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers, including institutions in United States, Belgium, South Africa, Denmark.
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- An Assessment of Participatory Integrated Vector Management for Malaria Control in Kenya
- Potential of improved fallows to increase household and regional fuelwood supply: evidence from western Kenya
- Comparing the “Big Five”: A framework for the sustainable management of indigenous fruit trees in the drylands of East and Central Africa
Publication venues
- Environmental Health Perspectives × 1
- Agroforestry Systems × 1
- Ecological Indicators × 1
Publications per year
- 20151
- 20081
- 20071
Collaborations
Partner institutions : Kenya Medical Research Institute · Kenya Forestry Research Institute · United Nations Development Programme · United Nations · Technical University of Kenya
Co-authors’ countries : United States · Belgium · South Africa · Denmark
Co-authors
- Bashir Jama
- Wilber Lwande
- Jackson Mulatya
- Clifford Maina Mutero
- Wolfgang Richard Mukabana
- Charity Gichuki
- Benedict Orindi
- JOSEPH M. MWANGANGI
- Melaku Girma
- Charles Mwaniki Mbogo
- Hippolyte Affognon
- James Mutegi
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