Economic and Social Significance of Forests for Africa’s Sustainable Development

Economic and Social Significance of Forests for Africa’s Sustainable Development

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This magazine issue covers topics related to Africa's forests and sustainable development.

Conclusions & Takeaways

Topics include sustainable mangrove management in Nigeria, plantation forests in South Africa, natural resource management in Zambia, land governance by local communities, etc.

 

Reference: 

UN Food and Agriculture Organization. 2011. Economic and Social Significance of Forests for Africa’s Sustainable Development. Nature and Faune 25(2).

Affiliation: 

  • United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
Access: 
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Type: 
Journal Articles
Language: 
English
Subjects: 
Funding
Economic issues
Species Characteristics
Growth, Yield and Survivability
Projects
Social Aspects
Ecosystem Services and Ecological Processes
Location: 
Sub-Saharan Africa›Gabon
Sub-Saharan Africa›Ghana
Sub-Saharan Africa›Nigeria
Sub-Saharan Africa›South Sudan
Sub-Saharan Africa›Zambia
Ecosystems: 
General