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Assessment of Linkages Between Pop ulation Dynamics and Environmental Change in Tanzania

Madulu, Ndalahwa (AJEAM-RAGEE, 2004-10)

This paper discusses the linkages between population growth and environmental degradation in Tanzania. Tanzania's major environmental problems, demographic characteristics, and the linkages between environmental change and ...
Effects of degradation on carbon stocks and structure of miombo woodlands: a case study of Mapogoro woodlands

Sawe, T. C. (Sokoine University of Agriculture, 2013)

Miombo woodlands fonn an integral part of the rural landscape in Tanzania and play crucial role in providing wide range of products and ecological services including carbon sequestration. Woodlands and forests in Tanzania ...
Land use change patterns and root causes on the southern slopes of Mountain Kilimanjaro, Tanzania

Mbonile, Milline; Misana, Salome; Sokoni, Cosmas (2017-09-27)

This study was undertaken as part of the project on land use change analysis as an approach for investigating biodiversity loss and land degradation, being implemented in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. A case study approach ...
A Livelihood perspective on natural resource management and environmental change in semiarid Tanzania

Birch-Thomsen, T.; Frederiksen, P.; Sano, H. O. (Economic Geography, 2001-01)

The aim of this paper is to explore how social relations influence land use and natural resource management at the local level. Through empirical analysis that tracks changes in land use and environment over 40 years, ...
Soil degradation-induced decline in productivity of Sub-Saharan African soils: the prospects of looking downwards the lowlands with the sawah ecotechnology

Obalum, Sunday E.; Buri, Mohammed M.; Nwite, John C.; Hermansah; Watanabe, Yoshinori; Igwe, Charles A.; Wakatsuki, Toshiyuki (Hindawi Publishing Corporation, 2012-01-16)

The paper provides an insight into the problem of land degradation in Sub-Saharan Africa, with emphasis on soil erosion and its effect on soil quality and productivity, and proposes a lowland-based rice-production technology ...
Some environmental causes of food insecurity in semi-arid Tanzania

Rugumamu, W. (The Geographical Association of Tanzania, University of Dar es Salaam, 1992)

The potential for the production of crops and livestock in the semi-arid areas of Tanzania ranges from medium for the former to high for the latter under conservation farming. It is contended that contemporary land husbandry ...

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