SLM Database

Sustainable managements on pasture and forest lands based on natural regeneration by electrified fences

• 编制者： Kakubari Yochitaka
• 08/12/2011 midnight

Vegetable production, increased dietary diversity, and potential for increased income through the use of greenhouses in mountainous areas.

• 编制者： Janice Setser
• 07/10/2011 midnight

The sustainable use of wild mountain ungulates by local peoplefor eco-tourism, hunting tourism and subsistence hunting stimulates the protection of the populations and habitats of these species thus providing an alternative and adapted land-use option contributing to climate resilience trough biodiversity conservation, avoidance of desertification and diversification of land-use.

• 编制者： Natalia Mityakova
• 05/15/2011 midnight

Research Station of the Tajik Academy of Agrarian Science, Soil Institute conducting research on soil conservation and productivity in the rainfed hill zones of central Tajikistan.

• 编制者： Gulniso Nekushoeva
• 04/16/2011 midnight

Cultivation of an orchard with research activities and research staff with food for work.

• 编制者： Christian Wirz
• 02/23/2010 midnight

Pasture management by a single herder, assisted either by an employee or by his own grandchildren, in collaboration with the habitants of the nearby village Karsang.

• 编制者： Christian Wirz
• 02/23/2010 midnight

Village herding system with daily alternation of the herders including each household in a monthly turnus.

• 编制者： Christian Wirz
• 02/23/2010 midnight

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 …

• 编制者： Fiona Flintan
• 01/04/2018 2:55 p.m.

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

• 编制者： Grace Chipungahelo
• 01/30/2010 midnight

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

• 编制者： Philippe Zahner
• 02/07/2011 midnight