Land degradation in the Oromiya highlands in Ethiopia: Community and household perspectives on the nature, causes and policy implications
Poverty, malnutrition, low agricultural productivity, severe land degradation, shortage of water and fuel wood are common problems in the highlands of Ethiopia. A complex set of natural, political, and socio- economic factors have been responsible for the degradation of land resources. This study wa...
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Lambert Academic Publishing
2011
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/21067 |
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