Productive and ecologically sound land-use

Dehwa, C.

Productive and ecologically sound land-use

1997

Dehwa, C.

In the face of massive evironmental degradation and scarcity of land, permaculture is making a marked contribution to promotion of sustainable land-use practices in Zimbabwe. Permaculture is defined as a permanent, self-sustaining system of agriculture, adaptable to both rural and urban situations.

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agricultura alternativa agriculture alternative alternative agriculture ecologia ecologie ecology environmental degradation land use permaculture sostenibilidad sustainability utilisation des terres zimbabwe

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Farming World (Zimbabwe) | Kurima Ukulima

Volume 23 Issue 2

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pp. 11-15

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Utilizacion de la tierra; Degradation de l'environnement; Durabilite; Degradacion ambiental

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English

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Productive and ecologically sound land-use

1997

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