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FAO Land and Water
The State of the World’s Land and Water Resources for Food and Agriculture
Thematic reports
Thematic reports
Report 1 - Anticipated trends in the use of global land and water resources
Report 2 - Scarcity and abundance of land resources: competing uses and the shrinking land resource base
Report 3 - Land degradation
Report
4A - Land and water use options for climate change adaptation and mitigation in agriculture
Report 4B - Soil carbon sequestration
Report 5A - Hotspots of land tenure and water rights
Report 5B - Land tenure issues in agricultural investment
Report 7 - Status of water use efficiency of main crops
Report 8 - Agriculture and water quality interactions: a global overview
Report 9 - Policies, rights and institutions for the sustainable management of land and water resources
Report 10 - Negotiating land and water use: participatory planning of resource management
Report 11 - Critical Choices for Crop and Livestock Production Systems that Enhance Productivity and Build Ecosystem Resilience
Report 12 - Coping with degradation through SLWM
Report 14 - Where are the poor and where are the land and water resources
Report 15 - Sustainable options for addressing land and water problems - a problem tree and case studies
Report 16 - International cooperation for sustainable land and water management
Report 17 - Investments in land and water
FAO Divisions involved in Thematic Reports
Animal Production and Health
Plant Production and Protection
Fishery and Aquaculture Resources
Forestry Assessment, Management and Conservation
Climate Change, Energy and Tenure
Land and Water
Collaborating Institutions
IIASA (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis)
IFPRI (International Food Policy Research Institute)
IIED (International Institute for Environment and Development)
CDE (Centre for Development and Environment, University of Berne)
University of Bonn
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the University of Frankfurt
GeoData Institute
AGTER (Association to contribute to improve the governance of land, water and natural resources
