Where the land is greener: experiences contributing to sustainable land management

Authors

Gudrun Schwilch; Daniel Danano; Sudibya Kanti Khisa; William Critchley; Hanspeter Liniger

Keywords:

Environment, Global, Biodiversity

Synopsis

There are numerous positive experiences that contribute to sustainable land management - but this wealth of information is often not tapped, and commonly not even recognised. The World Overview of Conservation Approaches and Technologies (WOCAT) is a network and a methodology with the aim of sharing this valuable knowledge to improve livelihoods and the environment. Forty-two promising case studies were recently documented and analysed in a global overview book entitled 'where the land is greener' (WOCAT 2007), from which a consolidated list of policy points were drawn. This paper highlights some of these conclusions and policy points.

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Published

1 September 2007

Online ISSN

3049-9674

Print ISSN

1356-9228

Details about this monograph

Publication date (01)

2007

doi

10.61755/ZHWE3171