Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study
This is a MELIA study conducted by a collaborative initiative involving ICARDA and the Directorate General of Forests in Tunisia, addressing the challenges faced by Tunisia's rangelands, which are vital for the livelihoods of many rural communities. The study highlighted significant improvements in...
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International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas
2024
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| author | Louhaichi, Mounir Hassan, Sawsan Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez Ben Haha, Med Naoufel |
| author_browse | Ben Haha, Med Naoufel Hassan, Sawsan Louhaichi, Mounir Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez |
| author_facet | Louhaichi, Mounir Hassan, Sawsan Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez Ben Haha, Med Naoufel |
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| description | This is a MELIA study conducted by a collaborative initiative involving ICARDA and the Directorate General of Forests in Tunisia, addressing the challenges faced by Tunisia's rangelands, which are vital for the livelihoods of many rural communities. The study highlighted significant improvements in livestock performance, ecosystem health, and community empowerment through silvopastoral interventions, such as reseeding with native forage legumes, optimized grazing practices, and capacity-building initiatives. Key findings indicated increased forage production, higher livestock weights, and enhanced milk production, contributing to both economic benefits for farmers and improved ecological sustainability in silvopastoral landscapes. The MELIA study emphasized the importance of evidence-based, community-centered approaches in sustainably managing Tunisia's silvopastoral resources. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1693492025-01-18T06:50:09Z Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study Louhaichi, Mounir Hassan, Sawsan Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez Ben Haha, Med Naoufel governance livestock sustainability melia silvopastoral This is a MELIA study conducted by a collaborative initiative involving ICARDA and the Directorate General of Forests in Tunisia, addressing the challenges faced by Tunisia's rangelands, which are vital for the livelihoods of many rural communities. The study highlighted significant improvements in livestock performance, ecosystem health, and community empowerment through silvopastoral interventions, such as reseeding with native forage legumes, optimized grazing practices, and capacity-building initiatives. Key findings indicated increased forage production, higher livestock weights, and enhanced milk production, contributing to both economic benefits for farmers and improved ecological sustainability in silvopastoral landscapes. The MELIA study emphasized the importance of evidence-based, community-centered approaches in sustainably managing Tunisia's silvopastoral resources. 2024-11-30 2025-01-17T16:09:39Z 2025-01-17T16:09:39Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/169349 en Open Access application/pdf International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas Louhaichi, M. Hassan, S. Ouled Belgacem, A. Ben Haha, M. N. 2024. Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in Mediterranean silvopastoral livestock systems. MELIA study. Tunis, Tunisia: International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA). |
| spellingShingle | governance livestock sustainability melia silvopastoral Louhaichi, Mounir Hassan, Sawsan Ouled Belgacem, Azaiez Ben Haha, Med Naoufel Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study |
| title | Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study |
| title_full | Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study |
| title_fullStr | Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study |
| title_full_unstemmed | Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study |
| title_short | Uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning, management, governance and restoration practices in mediterranean Silvopastoral systems- MELIA study |
| title_sort | uptake of validated technologies and processes to enhance land use planning management governance and restoration practices in mediterranean silvopastoral systems melia study |
| topic | governance livestock sustainability melia silvopastoral |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/169349 |
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