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About the KM:Land project
ENSURING IMPACTS FROM SLM: DEVELOPMENT OF A GLOBAL INDICATOR SYSTEM
A major barrier to Sustainable Land Management (SLM) in drylands is the lack of knowledge management for mitigating land degradation. Knowledge Management includes information management and dissemination, as well as knowledge enhancement and capacity building for adaptive management.
The GEF-funded KM:Land project aims to lay the foundations for a comprehensive system to track progress across the GEF Land Degradation Focal Area.
This project is executed by UNU-INWEH in collaboration with the implementing agency UNDP.
Ensuring Impacts from SLM - In photos...
Tree saplings at the Vivero Forestal cooperative (part of the National Reforestation Programme) KM:Land field visit, Padre Las Casas Dominican Republic, 2010
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Deforested area at PROGERT project site in Thiès KM:Land field visit, Senegal, 2010 |
Mountain terracing in the Monte Bonito community KM:Land field visit, Padre Las Casas, Dominican Republic, 2010 |
Local community in Thiès, one of the PROGERT project sites KM:Land field visit, Senegal, 2010
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Drip irrigation system in Monte Bonito community KM:Land field visit, Padre Las Casas, Dominican Republic, 2010 |
KM:Land project team with the PROGERT project team at a local well site in Thiès KM:Land field visit, Senegal, 2010 |
