Managing for Resilience Farming — an integrated landscape approach for overcoming chronic and acute food insecurity

Managing for Resilience Farming — an integrated landscape approach for overcoming chronic and acute food insecurity

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Originally posted on Landscapes for People, Food and Nature

SUMMARY

To strengthen food security and livelihoods, programs must help vulnerable communities build socially and ecologically resilient landscapes. Landscape-scale management of socio-ecological systems offers a promising strategy for this task.

Author: Louise E. Buck, Cornell University , EcoAgriculture Partners; Ian D. Bailey, Cornell University

Publisher: Landscapes for People, Food and Nature

Language: en

Year: 2014

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