Publications
 
  1. Sustainable Land Management Sourcebook.
  2. 2008, The World Bank Washington, DC.
  3. Full Text
  4.  
  5. Sustainable Land Management: Challenges, Opportunities an Trade-Offs
  6. 2006, The World Bank Washington, DC.
  7. Full Text
  8.  
  9. Participatory and Socially Sustainable Land Use and  Management
  10. 2004,The World Bank, Washington DC
  11. Issue Note in English, Vietnamese and Indonesian
  12.  
  13. Contributions of Managed Fallows to Soil Fertility Recovery
  14. 2006, In: Uphoff, N. et al (eds). Biological Approaches to Sustainable Soil Systems, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, p 425-437
  15. Book Chapter -- Buy Book
 
  1. The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) - First Experiences from Timbuktu (Mali), Farmer-led SRI test in Goundam 2007/2008
  2. 2008, Africare, Bamako Mali
  3. Field Report: English, Français
 
 
Design of GEF Project (Global Environment Facility), Sustainable Land Management Operational Program (OP15)
 
  1. Irrigation Improvement and Watershed Management Project, Madagascar
  2. World Bank - GEF OP15
  3. Project Document, 2006
  4.  
  5. Zambezi Valley Market-led Smallholder Development Project, Mozambique
  6. World Bank - GEF OP15 and GEF Strategic Priority of Adaptation to Climate Change (SPA)
  7. Project Concept Note, 2005 (principal author)
  8. GEF Executive Summary, 2006 (principal author)
  9. Project Document, 2006 (team effort)
  10. Link to GEF Project Page
  11.  
  12. Control of Sand Dune Invasion of the Oasis Microbasins   in the Departments of Gouré and Mainé-Soroa (PLECO), Niger
  13. UNDP- GEF OP15
  14. Project Document under preparation
 
 
Interview with farmer practicing slash-and burn agriculture in regards to his land use strategy in Ambavaniasy, Madagascar
Cattle herd in Niger
Beforona, Rainforest region Madagascar:
CDIA- Farmer Center:  Landscape niches planted according to SLM principles
Traditionally cultivated  ginger fields: high soil erosion during rainfall events (2800mm rain/year), Beforona, Madagascar
Sustainable Land Management