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Promoting Jatropha Agriculture for Sustainable Soil Capital Improvement: A Win-Win Technology for Re to regional food security. This paper presents the new Jatropha technology for soil quality improvement and its importance for meeting rural energy demand in SSA. The paper starts from the premise of Jatropha agriculture and its impact on soil quality improvement with reference to examples from th

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Climate Change and Rapidly Evolving Pests and Diseases in Southern Africa,bility goals. Climate change is a major risk to sub-Saharan Africa and the southern Africa region. Pests are, and will continue to be responsible for crop losses which may amount to more than 40% worldwide. Climate change and weather patterns directly affect the distribution, development and populat

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,Global Warming and Carbon Sequestration in Africa’s Forests: Potential Rewards for New Policy Direcon people, it is also of global importance holding almost 10% of the world’s forest-based carbon thus acting as the planet’s second lung after the Amazon and providing a carbon-sink potential to mitigate global warming. This potential strategically positions the countries in the region in the climat

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Utilization Patterns of Biomass Energy and Cooking Devices in Eastern Mau Forest Adjacent Communitydfuel is contributing to massive loss of forest cover and compromising the ability of forest ecosystems to provide the various ecosystem services. Among the interventions identified as crucial to slowing down deforestation include promoting alternative sources of energy and using efficient stoves to

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Promoting Jatropha Agriculture for Sustainable Soil Capital Improvement: A Win-Win Technology for Rd rehabilitation of degraded lands, wastelands and badlands while, promoting Jatropha hedge-row fencing for small-holder farming. In addition to technical availability in terms of soil improvement and seed yield, it is suggested that indiscriminate tree-felling for fuel wood in SSA can be checked th