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December 2005

The Ecoregional Fund to support methodological initiatives

Contents:

• What is Ecoregional Research?
• Background to the Fund
• Projects Funded
• Contact Details

Our Final Report on Ecoregional Research: More Method in Our Madness Towards a toolbox for ecoregional reearch 2005, 80 pages. ISBN-10: 90-9020302-8 ISBN-13: 978-90-9020302-7   Click here for further details and to download.

Reports for completed projects:

1. Regional scaling of field-level economic-biophysical models (DME-Nor) 
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2. Integrating remote sensing, GIS, and modeling for land use monitoring in the arid semi-arid Andes: (DME-Sur) 
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3. SYSNET. A research network to develop systems methodology for ecoregional land use planning in support of sustainable resource management in tropical Asia - Synthesis of methodology development and case studies 
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4. Methodologies for integrating data across geographic scales in data-rich environments
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5. Integrated crop management strategies in Sahelian land use systems to improve agricultural productivity and sustainability: A case study in Mali
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6. Methodology and strategy using system analysis for sustainability in the South African Highfield Ecoregion
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7. Methodology for assessing sustainable agricultural systems in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan Region
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8. A client-oriented system tools box for technology transfer related to soil fertility improvement and sustainable agriculture in West Africa Download in PDF format (size: 2.3 MB)
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9. Development of an improved method for soil and water conservation planning at catchment scale in the East African Highlands
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10. System prototyping and impact assessment for sustainable alternatives in mixed farming in high potential areas of Eastern Africa
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11. Tradeoff analysis as an operational and accepted tool for policy analysis
    Final report: Download in PDF format (size: 554 KB)
    - For further information about the project click here.
12. Prototyping ecoregional analyses to improve science-based decision making in research and development
    Final Program Report (Basic information about the program):
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    The annexes of this report can be downloaded from: http://inrm.cip.cgiar.org/nrmef/p0-4.htm
    Case study: The watertower function of Tibet
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13. Transregional analysis of crop-lifestock systems: understanding intensification and evolution across three continents
    Final Report Download in PDF format (size: 250 KB)
    Annex A (model results) Download in PDF format (size: 212 KB)
    Annex 2 (strategies on institutionalisation) Download in PDF format (size: 160 KB)
    Annex 4 (spatial distribution)Download in PDF format (size: 815 KB)
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