This document discusses agroforestry practices for rehabilitating degraded lands and improving water quality. It notes that over 2 billion hectares of land globally are degraded due to factors like overgrazing, deforestation, and agricultural mismanagement. In India, about 120 million hectares of land are degraded, primarily due to water and chemical erosion. The document then discusses various agroforestry systems suitable for different types of degraded lands, including those affected by erosion, sodicity, salinity, waterlogging, and shifting cultivation. It provides examples of suitable tree species and crop combinations for each land type. The document emphasizes that agroforestry can help productively use degraded lands while also sequestering carbon and providing liv
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