Titlebook: Local Environmental Change and Society in Africa; M. A. Mohamed Salih (Professor of Politics of Deve Book 2001Latest edition Springer Scie

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Introduction: Elements of Local Environmental Change, out their living from a productive and healthy environment. This theme has attracted a large number of scholars who have held the front, so to speak, against ecological marginalisation and its manifestation in various forms of social and economic marginalisation.

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Agricultural Land Management for Sustainable Production in Swaziland,s owned by 8 % of the populations with large-scale individual farms (ITF). Second, land use is ill planned or allocated to inappropriate uses coupled with the lack of land capability assessment measures to ensure long-term investments in land management.

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Structural Adjustment, Energy Crisis And Environment: A Comparative Gender Study of Rural and Urbane tsetse fly. The basic unit of production is the small-scale family holding. The average size of this holding is 1.6 hectares to 2.8 hectares (4 to 5 acres) in the south and 3.2 hectares in the north. (Kurian 1992: 2009–2010).

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Climate Change and Local Vulnerability: Exploring the Linkages,s of such climate change go far beyond affecting the domesticated animals and plants, wildlife and a whole range of food varieties on which people depend for a substantial part of their diet. It affects benign (produced by the household) and contingent (on others sources of income trade, tourism etc

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