Ecosystem-based assessment of soil degradation to facilitate land users' and land owners' prompt actions. Workshop proceedings.
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Book
The goals and objectives of the workshop were:
- Identifying dominant land degradation factors in the Mediterranean region, assessing their extent and intensity throughout the region and at each participating country of the Project;
- Identifying major gaps in information and knowledge base to reach a proper regional understanding of sustainable land management;
- Implementing effective coordination and dissemination of research, studies and projects dealing with land degradation and soil conservation;
- Formulating an ecosystem-based assistance methodology to help land users and land owners to make the appropriate decisions;
- Use of DPSIR approach to assess the risk of land degradation and propose possible actions to enhance sustainable use and management of natural resources.
- Identifying dominant land degradation factors in the Mediterranean region, assessing their extent and intensity throughout the region and at each participating country of the Project;
- Identifying major gaps in information and knowledge base to reach a proper regional understanding of sustainable land management;
- Implementing effective coordination and dissemination of research, studies and projects dealing with land degradation and soil conservation;
- Formulating an ecosystem-based assistance methodology to help land users and land owners to make the appropriate decisions;
- Use of DPSIR approach to assess the risk of land degradation and propose possible actions to enhance sustainable use and management of natural resources.
Geographical Keywords
Mediterranean
Keywords
sustainable land management
land degradation
soil
water management