Nature-based and energy transition strategies are amongst most considerable solutions that
are gaining popularity in recent years, especially in global north. This review provides a new …

Soil is a non-renewable or finite resource and is the bank of nutrients for plant growth. Most
soils in the tropical region including Ethiopia are highly weathered and infertile due to lower …

Abstract Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) is a key voluntary and aspirational target of
Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 15 which urges countries to protect, restore and …

The problem of land degradation has resulted into low agricultural productivity over the last
two decades in Nigeria thus encouraging sustainable land management practices. Thus, we …

Throughout the history of Romania, political decisions, socio-economic measures, and
cultural (traditional) characters have affected the implementation of environment friendly …

Since the 1960s, we have had to face challenging problems in relation to uncontrolled urban
development, the destruction of farmlands, and the need to protect natural resources. These …

CONTEXT Achieving land degradation neutrality through sustainable land management
requires stakeholder collaboration. Understanding of stakeholders' worldviews facilitates …

The Italian territory is located at the heart of one of the global hot spots of climate change,
where the implementation of climate‐smart land management practices is imperative to …

Sustainable land management (SLM) practices are important for tackling agricultural land
degradation. This study investigates the association between farmers' time preferences and …

The last two decades have seen a rise of interest in the adoption and diffusion of agricultural
technologies aimed at improving the sustainability of agricultural lands among smallholder …