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The economics of afforestation: a case study in Africa.
By: Anderson, Dennis.
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BookSeries: The World Bank Occasional Paper Number 1. Publisher: Baltimore : World Bank, 1987Subject(s): Afforestation | Africa -- Forestry Development. -- Africa -- Forestry DevelopmentSummary: Part I reviews the economic and institutional aspects of shelterbelts and farm forestry with special reference to Africa. Discusses why farm forestry practices have so far not been widely adopted in the region, and makes policy proposals. Part II which contains a case study of the arid zone of Northern Nigeria, shows how the ecological benefits or rural afforestation programs can be translated into economic terms.
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Part I reviews the economic and institutional aspects of shelterbelts and farm forestry with special reference to Africa. Discusses why farm forestry practices have so far not been widely adopted in the region, and makes policy proposals. Part II which contains a case study of the arid zone of Northern Nigeria, shows how the ecological benefits or rural afforestation programs can be translated into economic terms.
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