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Economic and social impact analysis of an upland development project in Nueva Ecija, Philippines

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Agroforestation is a system of land management whereby forest and agricultural products are produced on appropriate and suitable areas simultaneously or sequentially for the social, economic and ecological benefit of the community (PCARRD 1979). This approach to forest occupancy management seeks to stabilize shifting cultivators by managing them in forest lands, in contrast to resting them in lowland, agricultural areas.
    Publication year

    1985

    Authors

    delos Angeles M S

    Language

    English

    Keywords

    agroforestry, cropping systems, natural resources management, shifting cultivation, upland areas

    Geographic

    Philippines

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