SDR/TAC:IAR/96/9
1.1. Scope
1.2. Objectives and Focus
1.3. Sustainability and Productivity
1.4. Land Use
1.5. Global Change
1.6. A Watershed Approach
2. Critical Biophysical Processes
2.1. The Nutrient Cycle and the Chemical Fertility of the Soil
2.2. The Structure and Physical Protection of the Soil
2.3. Soil Organic Matter and the Carbon Cycle
2.4. The Plant Water Relationship
2.5. Other Hydrological Processes
3. Critical Socioeconomic Processes
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Collective Action and Common Property Resources
3.3. Profiles of Benefits and Costs
4. Soil and Water Problems - An Analysis of the Present Position
4.1. The Physical Framework
4.2. Assessment of Problems According to Terrain
4.3. Techniques and Benefits of Management
4.4. Applications and Uses of NRM Research
4.5. Three Cogent Questions for NRM Policy and Management Research
5. Present Position of CGIAR Work
5.1. Soils and Plants Research
5.2. Hydrology and Water Use
5.3. Ecoregional Programmes
5.4. Socioeconomic, Policy and Public-Management Research
6.1. Operational needs
6.2. Specific Research Topics
6.3. The Watershed Experiments