The Case for Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) in the Upper West Region of Ghana: An Economics of Land Degradation study carried out in the framework of the “Reversing Land Degradation in Africa by Scaling-up Evergreen Agriculture” project

Land degradation, desertification, and droughts are widespread global issues that increasingly threaten the future of our environment. They lead to a loss of services from land and land-based ecosystems that are necessary for human livelihoods and economic development. Food production, water availability, energy security, and other services provided by intact ecosystems are jeopardised by the ongoing loss of land and soil productivity.


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Authors

Westerberg, V.,Doku, A.,Damnyag, L.,Kranjac-Berisavljevic, G.,Owusu, S.,Jasaw, G.,Yaboah, E.,Di Falco, S.

Publication year

2020

ISBN

978-92-808-6063-4

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