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Joint village land use planning is a process facilitated by Tanzania's land policy and legislation. It supports the planning, protection and management of shared resources across village boundaries. It is an important tool towards land use planning and better rangeland management. This case study provides an example from a cluster …

• Compiler: Fiona Flintan
• 01/04/2018 2:55 nm.

SWC using participatory approach in conservation agriculture application of crop rotation, crop residues, covercrops and intercropping by conducting demonstrations, conducting field schools/days and training

• Compiler: Grace Chipungahelo
• 01/30/2010 middernag

Equitable Payments for Watershed Services (EPWS) is a programme using Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) to improve rural livelihoods.

• Compiler: Philippe Zahner
• 02/07/2011 middernag

The way and means through which a performing farmers adopt and use a combination of indigenous and scientific to maximaze production.

• Compiler: Jasson Rwazo
• 12/05/2012 middernag

Indigenous knowledge transfer, is a common phenomena in farming societies whereby elders taught younger generations the practical aspects in production and emphasizes the norms and proms in folk story tales.

• Compiler: Godfrey Baraba
• 12/05/2012 middernag

Livestock keepers groups and local government collaboration for management of livestock watering points.

• Compiler: ALLAN BUBELWA
• 04/25/2013 middernag

Adaptive Agro-ecosystem Micro-catchment Approach.

• Compiler: ALLAN BUBELWA
• 03/10/2014 middernag

Prevention and mitigation of the grazing land and riverine ecosystems through mandatory grassroots meetings, law enforcement and active participation and empowerment of herder leaders’ (masters of the most resource destructive group)

• Compiler: ALLAN BUBELWA
• 06/03/2014 middernag

Using integrated and collaborative approach in managing land degradation and conflicts in Savannah range land with high livestock.

• Compiler: ALLAN BUBELWA
• 01/03/2016 middernag