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LAND DEGRADATION NEUTRALITY: THE BIBLIOMETRIC LANDSCAPE

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The article highlights the results of theoretical analysis of trends, current status and bibliometric landscape of publication activity in the field of land degradation neutrality in the world based on the Scopus database. It has been established that if the current average annual growth rate of publication activity is maintained, the projected annual ...
A. Kucher, S. Vasylenko, U. Ivaniuk
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Land Degradation Neutrality: Indian Examples

Agropedology, 2019
Discussions around climate change at times ignore soils, even though the major soil-forming factor is the climate (Bhattacharyya et al. 2014). Because land mass is fixed in quantity, there is an ever-increasing competition to control the fixed quantity of land resources in terms of their services for living organisms.
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Sustainable Land Management and Land Degradation Neutrality

Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2022
O. V. Andreeva, G. S. Kust, V. A. Lobkovsky   +2 more
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Land Degradation Neutrality: Will Africa Achieve It? Institutional Solutions to Land Degradation and Restoration in Africa

2016
Land has gained stature as a natural resource to be protected since the 2012 Rio+20 Summit. The decision to “strive to achieve a land-degradation neutral world in the context of sustainable development” (United Nations 2012, p. 54), along with the understanding that “this should act to catalyze financial resources from a range of public and private ...
Luc Gnacadja, Liesl Wiese
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Land Degradation Neutrality

2022
null Ajai, Rimjhim Bhatnagar
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Is Land Degradation Neutrality feasible in dry areas?

Journal of Arid Environments, 2015
Abstract The aspirational goal of a land degradation neutral world, to be realized by reducing the rate of land degradation and increasing the rate of restoration of degraded land, was agreed at the Rio+20 Conference in 2012. This paper evaluates the feasibility of introducing a Land Degradation Neutral (LDN) scheme as an activity of the United ...
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Land Degradation Neutrality in India: Pathways and Challenges

Indian Journal of Dryland Agricultural Research and Development
AbstractThe process of land degradation is a prime global concern threatening all life forms on this planet. The concept of Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) etches a direction and provides an objective framework towards tackling this problem. However, achievement of LDN by any nation requires effective policies, enhanced information systems, research ...
M. Madhu, Trisha Roy, Uday Mandal, Gopal Kumar, D.V. Singh   +4 more
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Unveiling land degradation neutrality: a nonlinear perspective framework for unexpected land degradation in Kazakhstan

The unexpected land degradation in dryland regions has become a focal issue of global climate change and human activity since the onset of the Anthropocene. Therefore, conducting land degradation assessments from a nonlinear perspective is crucial to achieve the goal of Land Degradation Neutrality and Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 15.3.1).
Qiangqiang Sun, Danfeng Sun, Ping Zhang, Xin Lin, Xin Jiao   +4 more
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Land Degradation Neutrality Priority in Uzbekistan

The study provides some fresh insights into the Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) framework in Bukhara and Karakalpakstan in Uzbekistan. The findings confirm that loss in production, soil erosion, deforestation, decreasing arable land, salinization, and water management are the most prevailing challenges in the region.
Egamberdiev, Bekhzod, Primov, Abdulla, Khamidov, Imomjon   +2 more
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Land Degradation Neutrality Assessment at Higher Tiers

Land degradation and desertification, the reduction or loss of the land’s biological or economic productivity, accelerated during the 20th century. This can be related to population growth, mechanisation of agriculture and forest management, increasing livestock numbers, the suboptimal design and implementation of land management policies, and climate ...
Adriana Bruggeman, Egli Michailidou, Christina Makri, Christos Zoumides, Andreas Savvides   +4 more
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