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Impacts of human activities and land tenure conflict on fires and land use change: cases study of Menggala-Lampung-Sumatra

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Centre for International Forestry Research (CIFOR), International Centre for Research in Agroforestry (ICRAF), and United State-Forest Service are studying the underlying causes and impacts of land and forest fires in Indonesia. The main questions to beaddressed in this project are what, who, where, how much burned, and why it burned. This study will apply three levels of spatial analysis: island-wide, province, and site. At the site specific level, we are focusing on the relationship between fire, land tenure and land use change.
    Publication year

    2000

    Authors

    Suyanto S W; Ruchiat Y

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    fires, human resources, land tenure, land use

    Geographic

    Indonesia

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