Forest and Firewood
Domestic firewood supply from near urban land
... Thus, the means of obtaining firewood for home heating can be: 1 the farmers supplying customers direct; 2 the farmers supplying wood merchants who in turn supply customers; 3 the Forest[r] ...
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Papyrus, Forest Resources and Rural Livelihoods: A Village Computable General Equilibrium Analysis from Northern Zambia
... of forest resources to produce energy from firewood and charcoal poses a serious ...from firewood extraction and charcoal production activities to papyrus harvesting and processing to pro- duce ...
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... use firewood and charcoal daily as domestic fuel according to the Istituto Nacional de Estadística del Perú - INEI ...dry forest areas characteristic of the region and protected areas such as the Northwest ...
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Assessment of Utilisation and Monetary Value of Non-Timber Forest Products in Kilombero District, Tanzania
... Nyanganje Forest Reserve is surrounded with seven villages with a population of 50,727 people ...Nyanganje Forest Reserve for the collection of various NTFPs like firewood, poles, medicinal herbs, ...
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Blue oak stump sprouting evaluated after firewood harvest in northern Sacramento Valley
... Garrison B, Standiford RB. 1997. A post-hoc assessment of the impacts to wildlife from woodcutting in blue oak woodlands in the northern Sacramento Valley. In: Proc Symp Oak Woodlands: Ecology, Management, and Urban ...
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Cider, Wheat, Maize, and Firewood: Paleoethnobotany at Sylvester Manor
... Because wood was a raw material for many items used in colonial times, the demand for wood was great and large areas were defor- ested (Cronon 1983). This process started before Europeans arrived, and early travelers ...
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... the forest to find and collect firewood to sell in order to buy one or two ingre- dients and to ...cut firewood with their hands because they don’t have ...the forest. Those who cannot go to ...
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... habitat to cultivable lands may have a certain influence to the species as well as to the habitats at large. It was observed that highland villagers were partitioning the land and encroaching by introducing fire to the ...
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Contribution of participatory forest management to forest conservation and livelihoods in nono sele woreda, southwest Ethiopia
... with forest experts and key informants agricultural land expansion is the most important direct driver of deforestation and forest degradation in Nono Sele forest before PFM ...into forest ...
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The role of social capital in the adoption of firewood efficient stoves in the Northern Peruvian Andes
... 3. The Program for the Sustainable Development of Mountain Ecosystems in Peru Also known as the “Chalaco Program”, it was conceived as a comprehensive development strategy in the Chalaco District, in the Northern ...
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8. Tchobsala, Ibrahim Adamou and Kebeyei Noé
... of firewood exploitation, iii) the impact of firewood exploitation on the floristic composition and structure and ecological characterization of the vegetation, iv) look for ways and means of cogestion for ...
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A National Strategy Proposal for Improved Cooking Stove Adoption in Honduras: Energy Consumption and Cost-Benefit Analysis
... of firewood in Honduras requires the search for alternatives that reduce its negative ...in firewood consumption, as the improved stove spends ...find firewood (peri-urban areas) spend about US $ ...
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Potential of grain legume fallows to address food insecurity and boost household incomes in western Kenya
... Financial benefits were estimated by comparing the results from fallow plots with those of continuous maize cropping system hereafter referred to as the control. Costs and benefits of each variety were compared by use of ...
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Household Energy Utilization and Changing Behaviours: Evidence from Western Kenya
... majorly firewood for cooking, while electricity and charcoal form a major source of energy for lighting and cooking in peri-urban households ...of firewood and charcoal as household energy ...
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Report drawn up on behalf of the Committee on Development and Cooperation on the firewood crisis in the Sahel region of Africa and the serious implications for the Third World. Working Documents 1984-85, Document 1-211/84, 7 May 1984
... having regard to the motion for a resolution tabled by Mr Gauthier and Mr Israel on behalf of the Group of European Progressive Democrats on the firewood crisis in the Sahel region of Af[r] ...
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Social impacts of mini-grids : towards an evaluation methodology
... collecting water or firewood S Access to electricity services for all households that want it S,M Unexpected impacts of electricity such as entrenching inequality, or secondary negative [r] ...
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What is the impact of active management on biodiversity in boreal and temperate forests set aside for conservation or restoration? A systematic map
... of forest management, ecology and conservation, and that issues of ecological management and biodiversity conser- vation in forests have received great attention from sci- entists, managers and the public there as ...
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Blood pressure lowering effect of Shinrin yoku (Forest bathing): a systematic review and meta analysis
... the forest atmosphere or for- est bathing) has received increasing attention from the perspective of preventive medicine in recent years [1 – ...the forest environment (walking in, sitting in, and/or ...
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The Role of Rural Women in Environmental Management in Myanmar: A Case Study of Ngaputaw Township
... Many studies women and environmental management have shown that women are significant actors in natural resource management and major contributors to environmental rehabilitation and conservation. In addressing some key ...
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Children’s Play and Physical Activity in Traditional and Forest (Natural) Playgrounds
... a forest (natural) ...the forest playground and they more frequently played different chasing games and hide and seek in the forest ...the forest playground, and boys were more active on the ...
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