Titlebook: Environmental Planning, Policies and Politics in Eastern and Southern Africa; M. A. Mohamed Salih (Senior Lecturer in Environmen Book 1999

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27693-6complexity; development; environment; environmental planning; management; planning; Policy; politics; povert

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-0685-7 a density of 90 persons per square kilometres in the highlands and 10 persons per square kilometres in the lowlands. The main physical feature of the country is the diversity in altitude and accompanying climatic and ecological variations. The altitude ranges from 120 meters below to 4500 above sea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-87679-1these plans and assesses the extent to which they have been implemented so far. The main argument we intend to make is that there is an increasing awareness of the magnitude of an environmental problem exemplified by soil erosion and deforestation, and an unabated degradation of water and wildlife r

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,“Noisy Rabble of Our Fears,” 1917–1934,rs, land degradation and related soil erosion have been acknowledged as serious problems in Lesotho. Some important contributory factors include: (a) over-grazing of rangelands involving the selective removal of palatable climax species, leaving behind a modified habitat; (b) soil loss in the form o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83515-6oss of biodiversity. Only about 22 per cent of Tanzania’s land has medium to high fertility (United Nations Secretariat 1993). The rest of the land is not arable. This is largely because of unreliable rainfall, infertile soils and rampant pests and vermin. The areas with a high agricultural potentia

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The Major Breakdown in Technical Progress,erns into the overall socio-economic development process, and further to address concrete modalities for the conservation of Uganda’s natural heritage. The NEAP process resulted in several environmental policies, legislation, institutional arrangements and an investment plan. This forms Uganda’s . c

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