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News & Events NAFRI Past Events 2nd International Conference on Sustainable Sloping Lands Management
2nd International Conference on Sustainable Sloping Lands Management
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The main purpose of the conference was to explore different strategies to promote environmental sustainability and enhance livelihoods of rural communities that inhabit upland areas. SSLWM 2006 also highlighted emerging planning and management strategies for the sustainable management of upper catchments. A particular focus of the conference was on strategies that both promote environmental sustainability and address the socio-economic circumstances of marginalized rural communities that inhabit these areas.
The confernece focused on three overall areas:
1. Land degradation and soil erosion processes
2. Watershed planning, implementation and management processes
3. Social and technical considerations to improve upland livelihoods
To view all presentations, selected posters and other conference information please click here.
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