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Land reclaimed from the sea – ‘the coastal region in north-western Germany needs to be artificially drained, and this will be an increasing challenge with climate change.
Grassland preservation by the avoidance of ploughing up of grassland and its transformation into cropland
Re-wetting of organic soils and following adapted management suitable for wet conditions like extensive grazing land or paludiculture.
Water retention polders to reduce flood risk due to heavy rainfall or runoff at high tide in coastal lowlands. The retention polders are used to accumulate organic material for climate change mitigation and enable development of undisturbed natural habitats, rather than for agriculture.
Water-spreading weirs are structures that span the entire width of the valley. They consist of a spillway in the actual riverbed and lateral abutments and wings. Floodwaters are spread over the adjacent land area above the structure, where they eventually overflow the lateral wings and then slowly flow back towards …
The "Projet Aménagement de Terroirs et Conservation des Ressources dans le plateau central" (PATECORE), is a project born out of the development cooperation between Germany (KfW, GTZ, DED) and Burkina Faso (Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Fishery). Since 1988, the project has been developing and assisting sustainable land management as …
Joint Forest Management (JFM) is a participatory approach for the management of forest resources. In GBAO it has been tested and implemented on the forest land belonging to the State Forest Agency (Leskhoz). Through the conclusion of lease contracts (20 years) between the Forestry Agency and local forest tenants the …
Participatory Negotiated Territorial Development (PNTD) is a rural development approach developed by FAO.
Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) comprises a set of practices used by farmers to encourage the growth of native trees on agricultural land by systematically allowing regeneration and managing trees and shrubs from tree stumps, roots and seeds.
Minimum tillage and direct planting are two conservation agriculture practices which basically consist of leaving crop residues on the soil surface without burning and subsequent planting through the mulch.
