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Role of indigenous knowledge in land management for carbon sequestration & soilbased ecological services in Damot Sore (Wolyita), Southern Ethiopia. by Abebe Shiferaw, Hans Hurni, Gete Zeleke and Berhanu Debele
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Document Date: 2012-10-22 16:26:07


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Addis Ababa / Addis Abeba / /

Company

Ecological Services / Opportunities / /

Continent

Asia / Africa / /

Country

Ethiopia / /

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Event

Environmental Issue / Business Partnership / Natural Disaster / /

Facility

University of Bern / International Livestock Research Institute / /

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IndustryTerm

indigenous knowledge technologies / ethnic / solutions / land management / overlooked indigenous knowledge systems / food security / ecosystem services / designate land use systems / ecosystem management / knowledge systems / indigenous knowledge systems / /

Organization

Berhanu Debele REPORT SUBMITTED TO INTERNATIONAL START SECRETARIAT / United Nations / Centre for Development and Environment / START International Secretariat / U.S. National Science Foundation / USDA / NCCR / Water and Land Resource Centre / International Livestock Research Institute / University of Bern / International START Secretariat / /

Person

Hans Hurni / Horn / Dereje Mamo / Bern / /

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Position

author / Senior research leader / president / farmer / Regional coordinator / director / Research and Development Officer / soil carbon ¹Corresponding author / /

ProvinceOrState

Damot-Sore District / Damote-Sore District / /

Region

sub-Saharan Africa / Southern Ethiopia / Northern Ethiopia / /

Technology

indigenous knowledge technologies / /

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