Titlebook: Crying Forests; Political Ecology in Liu Jinlong Book 2022 China Renmin University Press 2022 Rehabilitation.Deforestation.Forest Degradati

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Sandra L. Faulkner,Sheila Squillante of this book. DPRK is situated in the eastern part of the Asian continent, close proximity to giant global players, namely Russia, China, the United States, and Japan. The DPRK is made up of 83.61% mountains and hills and 16.39% arable/plain areas, with uneven rainfall among seasons, lacking farmin

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Sandra L. Faulkner,Sheila Squillante settlement areas, industrial land, water area, and other land. Over 70% of land is officially declared as forest land, and arable land is less 0.08 ha per capital, Mostly located downstream of major river courses in the sea coast regions. Land use change attributed to population growth, urbanizatio

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Yaay, I was Awarded the Grant, Now What?,K government to green this country and challenges faced. The government is the most important actor in afforestation and forest restoration, and plays a major role in planning, campaigning, resource mobilization, implementation, and monitoring. However, limited progress has been made due to poor inc

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What Goes Inside a Typical Grant Proposal?,blems in rural areas. This chapter explained traditional agroforestry systems in the DPRK and the government’s efforts to promote agroforestry with the support of international communities, progress made, challenges faced, and way forwards.

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Maintaining Academic Integrity,. This study using qualitative research method tried to review deforestation and afforestation history and conclude the change of forest cover in DPRK. The amount of forest coverage in the DPRK decreased during the period of Japanese colonization, increased slightly after liberation, decreased again

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