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Herbert Ntuli obtained his Ph.D. (Economics) at the University of Cape Town and his research interests include Community-Based Natural Resource Management, institutions, evaluation of non-market environmental goods, agriculture & rural development, land tenure issues in Africa and Land use economics. He is currently working as Senior Lecturer at the University of Pretoria.

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Sanctioned quotas vs information provisioning for community wildlife conservation in Zi...

We investigate the behavioural responses of resource users to polic...

Anne-Sophie Crépin, Herbert Ntuli, Edwin Muchapondwa, Caroline Schill

Journal Publication

Does the uptake of multiple climate smart agriculture practices enhance household savin...

Climate change and variability poses a significant hindrance on agr...

Herbert Ntuli, Gibson Mudiriza, Edwin Muchapondwa, Boscow Okumu, Alfred K. Mukong

Working Paper

Risk and return spillovers in a global model of the Foreign Exchange Network

We developed a network model to capture the dynamic interactions am...

Herbert Ntuli, Gibson Mudiriza, Edwin Muchapondwa, Boscow Okumu, Alfred K. Mukong

Working Paper

Consumer Preferences for Genetically Modified Organisms in Cape Town: A Choice Experime...

This paper reports a study done on Cape Town consumers, with the ai...

Herbert Ntuli, Benjamin Dovey

Working Paper

Skills, employment, strong local institutions and good relationships between people and...

Subsistence poaching can severely threaten biodiversity and communi...

Herbert Ntuli, Edwin Muchapondwa, Amanda Linell, Aksel Sundström, Sverker C. Jagers, Martin Sjöstedt

Policy Brief

Understanding the drivers of subsistence poaching in the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Co...

While subsistence poaching is a large threat to wildlife conservati...

Herbert Ntuli, Edwin Muchapondwa, Amanda Linell, Aksel Sundström, Sverker C. Jagers, Martin Sjöstedt

Working Paper

Sanctioned Quotas vs Information Provisioning for Community Wildlife Conservation in Zi...

Local communities in Africa benefit from protected areas through a ...

Herbert Ntuli

Policy Brief

Factors influencing people’s perceptions towards conservation of transboundary wildlife...

The perceptions of indigenous people towards protected areas greatl...

Herbert Ntuli

Policy Brief

Can local communities afford full control over wildlife conservation? The Case of CAMPF...

Zimbabwe’s community-based conservation model, which brings togethe...

Herbert Ntuli

Policy Brief

Can local communities afford full control over wildlife conservation? The Case of CAMPF...

Wildlife is widely becoming an important vehicle for rural developm...

Herbert Ntuli, Edwin Muchapondwa, Boscow Okumu

Policy Brief

Factors influencing people’s perceptions towards conservation of transboundary wildlife...

Local people’s perceptions of protected areas greatly determine the...

Sverker C. Jagers, Martin Sjöstedt, Herbert Ntuli, Edwin Muchapondwa, Amanda Linell

Policy Brief

Effects of wildlife resources on community welfare: Income, poverty and inequality

This paper demonstrates the importance of wildlife in the portfolio...

Edwin Muchapondwa, Herbert Ntuli

Working Paper

A Bio-economic Analysis of Community Wildlife Conservation in Zimbabwe

This paper uses a bioeconomic model to analyze wildlife conservatio...

Herbert Ntuli, Edwin Muchapondwa

Working Paper

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