
Bee-keeping in uplands [Tajikistan]
Contributing to biodiversity conservation and land rehabilitation in uplands through beekeeping.
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Contributing to biodiversity conservation and land rehabilitation in uplands through beekeeping.
The implementation of several low cost energy efficiency measures to reduce the amount of organic material used as fuel within rural households.
Thermal insulation of private houses with energy efficient products to reduce the fuel-wood demand and pressures on the natural environment.
Strengthening of river banks and counter landslide operations with the use of stones and gabions
Reclamation and infilling of eroded gullies using barriers of willow branches and live mulberry cuttings to trap loess soil from surface water runoff.
The construction of linear gravel bed ditches lined with local tree species, at angles across a hill slope to channel the surface water.
Use of the SLM technology facilitates the development of bench terraces from contour channels by gradually removing soil material up the slope for an estimated 5 years until the terraces on the slope reach a desired width of 1.2 m.
Drainage ditches are dug in steep cropland areas to reduce soil erosion by diverting excess rain water away.
A buffer strip of grass is left uncultivated in the middle of an area of steep sloping cropland to help reduce soil erosion.
Forward sloping terraces stabilised with aligned poplar trees and adjacent grass strips