This paper is about the economic aspects of soil conservation. It is well known that millions of hectares are being irreversibly lost for agricultural production or for other economic activities. FAO has estimated that historical soil losses amount to 2 billion ha and that 5-7 million ha are being completely lost every year through soil degradation. The economic evaluation of soil conservation projects seems to pose some difficulties both to the natural...
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1982/09/01
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Working Paper (Numbered Series)
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AGP72
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2020/05/25
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Economic aspects of soil conservation programs in LDCs
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Economic implications
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Sfeir-Younis,Alfredo.
Economic aspects of soil conservation programs in LDCs (English). AGREP Division working paper|no. AGP 72 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/996531468913754958