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Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochure“Ferula Asafetida” - Locally called ‘Hing’ is a good source of income 2023
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Growing Ferula Asafetida to reduce pressure on rangeland. To decrease the increasing pressure on the rangeland, FAO provided Ferula Asafetida, locally known as hing, seeds to the local communities in the target provinces as an alternative livelihood option to cultivate in their respective lands/rangeland. Ferula has more economic value than uprooting bushes and shrubs and selling them in the market to ensure livelihood. Ferula Asafetida is a perennial herb that is cultivated as well as grown wild in the northern and central parts of Afghanistan. However, over-exploitation of the rangelands by the host communities in the last four to five decades has nearly wiped out the plant. -
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Rangelands and forests in Afghanistan have been increasingly degraded due to overexploitation since the host communities have no sufficient alternative livelihood options. The communities and members of the Rangeland Management Association (RMA) and Forest Management Association (FMA) uprooted bushes and shrubs from the rangeland as well as cut trees from the forest to sell in the local market to sustain themselves. To decrease the growing pressure on the rangeland and forest, FAO provided 2 341 beneficiaries with 118 800 apples, sweet orange, persimmon, almond, and orange saplings as one of the alternative livelihood options, which covered 3 261 ha of land. Each beneficiary was provided with 50 saplings. The combination of trees, crops, and livestock mitigates environmental risks, helps create a permanent soil cover against erosion, minimizes damage from flooding, and enhances water storage. In addition, agroforestry brings nutrients from deeper soil layers, or in the case of leguminous plants, through nitrogen fixation, which can convert leaf litter into fertilizer for crops. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochureایجاد قطعات زراعت جنگلی 2023
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علفچرها و جنگلات در افغانستان به دلیل بهره برداری بیش از حد به میزان وسیعی تخریب شده اند زیرا جوامع محلی گزینه های معیشتی جایگزین کافی ندارند. جوامع و اعضای انجمن های مدیریت علفچرها و انجمن های مدیریت جنگلات بوته ها و درختچه ها را از علفچر ریشه کن کردند و همچنین درختان را از جنگل بریدند تا در بازارها محلی بفروشند و زندگی خود را حفظ کنند. برای کاهش فشار رو به رشد بر علفچرها و جنگلات، سازمان خوراک و زراعت ملل متحد به ۲۳۴۱ مستفید شونده ۱۱۸۸۰۰ اصله نهال که عبارت از سیب، مالته، خرمالو، بادام و نارنج اند را به عنوان یکی از گزینه های جایگزین معیشت فراهم نمود که ۳۲۶۱ هکتار زمین را پوشش می دهد. به هر ذینفع 50 اصله نهال داده شد. ترکیب درختان، محصولات زراعتی و مالداری خطرات زیست محیطی را کاهش می دهد، به ایجاد پوشش دائمی خاک در برابر فرسایش کمک می کند، آسیب ناشی از سیل را به حداقل می رساند و ذخیره آب را افزایش می دهد. عاوه بر این، زراعت جنگلی مواد مغذی را از لایه های عمیق تر خاک از طریق تثبیت نیروژن به ارمغان می آورد، که می تواند برگ را به کود برای محصولات تبدیل کند. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochure“Ferula Asafetida” - Locally called ‘Hing’ is a good source of income 2023
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Growing Ferula Asafetida to reduce pressure on rangeland. To decrease the increasing pressure on the rangeland, FAO provided Ferula Asafetida, locally known as hing, seeds to the local communities in the target provinces as an alternative livelihood option to cultivate in their respective lands/rangeland. Ferula has more economic value than uprooting bushes and shrubs and selling them in the market to ensure livelihood. Ferula Asafetida is a perennial herb that is cultivated as well as grown wild in the northern and central parts of Afghanistan. However, over-exploitation of the rangelands by the host communities in the last four to five decades has nearly wiped out the plant. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochureAgroforestry plots establishment 2023
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Rangelands and forests in Afghanistan have been increasingly degraded due to overexploitation since the host communities have no sufficient alternative livelihood options. The communities and members of the Rangeland Management Association (RMA) and Forest Management Association (FMA) uprooted bushes and shrubs from the rangeland as well as cut trees from the forest to sell in the local market to sustain themselves. To decrease the growing pressure on the rangeland and forest, FAO provided 2 341 beneficiaries with 118 800 apples, sweet orange, persimmon, almond, and orange saplings as one of the alternative livelihood options, which covered 3 261 ha of land. Each beneficiary was provided with 50 saplings. The combination of trees, crops, and livestock mitigates environmental risks, helps create a permanent soil cover against erosion, minimizes damage from flooding, and enhances water storage. In addition, agroforestry brings nutrients from deeper soil layers, or in the case of leguminous plants, through nitrogen fixation, which can convert leaf litter into fertilizer for crops. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochureایجاد قطعات زراعت جنگلی 2023
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علفچرها و جنگلات در افغانستان به دلیل بهره برداری بیش از حد به میزان وسیعی تخریب شده اند زیرا جوامع محلی گزینه های معیشتی جایگزین کافی ندارند. جوامع و اعضای انجمن های مدیریت علفچرها و انجمن های مدیریت جنگلات بوته ها و درختچه ها را از علفچر ریشه کن کردند و همچنین درختان را از جنگل بریدند تا در بازارها محلی بفروشند و زندگی خود را حفظ کنند. برای کاهش فشار رو به رشد بر علفچرها و جنگلات، سازمان خوراک و زراعت ملل متحد به ۲۳۴۱ مستفید شونده ۱۱۸۸۰۰ اصله نهال که عبارت از سیب، مالته، خرمالو، بادام و نارنج اند را به عنوان یکی از گزینه های جایگزین معیشت فراهم نمود که ۳۲۶۱ هکتار زمین را پوشش می دهد. به هر ذینفع 50 اصله نهال داده شد. ترکیب درختان، محصولات زراعتی و مالداری خطرات زیست محیطی را کاهش می دهد، به ایجاد پوشش دائمی خاک در برابر فرسایش کمک می کند، آسیب ناشی از سیل را به حداقل می رساند و ذخیره آب را افزایش می دهد. عاوه بر این، زراعت جنگلی مواد مغذی را از لایه های عمیق تر خاک از طریق تثبیت نیروژن به ارمغان می آورد، که می تواند برگ را به کود برای محصولات تبدیل کند. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochure“Ferula Asafetida” - Locally called ‘Hing’ is a good source of income 2023
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Growing Ferula Asafetida to reduce pressure on rangeland. To decrease the increasing pressure on the rangeland, FAO provided Ferula Asafetida, locally known as hing, seeds to the local communities in the target provinces as an alternative livelihood option to cultivate in their respective lands/rangeland. Ferula has more economic value than uprooting bushes and shrubs and selling them in the market to ensure livelihood. Ferula Asafetida is a perennial herb that is cultivated as well as grown wild in the northern and central parts of Afghanistan. However, over-exploitation of the rangelands by the host communities in the last four to five decades has nearly wiped out the plant. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochureAgroforestry plots establishment 2023
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Rangelands and forests in Afghanistan have been increasingly degraded due to overexploitation since the host communities have no sufficient alternative livelihood options. The communities and members of the Rangeland Management Association (RMA) and Forest Management Association (FMA) uprooted bushes and shrubs from the rangeland as well as cut trees from the forest to sell in the local market to sustain themselves. To decrease the growing pressure on the rangeland and forest, FAO provided 2 341 beneficiaries with 118 800 apples, sweet orange, persimmon, almond, and orange saplings as one of the alternative livelihood options, which covered 3 261 ha of land. Each beneficiary was provided with 50 saplings. The combination of trees, crops, and livestock mitigates environmental risks, helps create a permanent soil cover against erosion, minimizes damage from flooding, and enhances water storage. In addition, agroforestry brings nutrients from deeper soil layers, or in the case of leguminous plants, through nitrogen fixation, which can convert leaf litter into fertilizer for crops. -
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علفچرها و جنگلات در افغانستان به دلیل بهره برداری بیش از حد به میزان وسیعی تخریب شده اند زیرا جوامع محلی گزینه های معیشتی جایگزین کافی ندارند. جوامع و اعضای انجمن های مدیریت علفچرها و انجمن های مدیریت جنگلات بوته ها و درختچه ها را از علفچر ریشه کن کردند و همچنین درختان را از جنگل بریدند تا در بازارها محلی بفروشند و زندگی خود را حفظ کنند. برای کاهش فشار رو به رشد بر علفچرها و جنگلات، سازمان خوراک و زراعت ملل متحد به ۲۳۴۱ مستفید شونده ۱۱۸۸۰۰ اصله نهال که عبارت از سیب، مالته، خرمالو، بادام و نارنج اند را به عنوان یکی از گزینه های جایگزین معیشت فراهم نمود که ۳۲۶۱ هکتار زمین را پوشش می دهد. به هر ذینفع 50 اصله نهال داده شد. ترکیب درختان، محصولات زراعتی و مالداری خطرات زیست محیطی را کاهش می دهد، به ایجاد پوشش دائمی خاک در برابر فرسایش کمک می کند، آسیب ناشی از سیل را به حداقل می رساند و ذخیره آب را افزایش می دهد. عاوه بر این، زراعت جنگلی مواد مغذی را از لایه های عمیق تر خاک از طریق تثبیت نیروژن به ارمغان می آورد، که می تواند برگ را به کود برای محصولات تبدیل کند. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochure“Ferula Asafetida” - Locally called ‘Hing’ is a good source of income 2023
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Growing Ferula Asafetida to reduce pressure on rangeland. To decrease the increasing pressure on the rangeland, FAO provided Ferula Asafetida, locally known as hing, seeds to the local communities in the target provinces as an alternative livelihood option to cultivate in their respective lands/rangeland. Ferula has more economic value than uprooting bushes and shrubs and selling them in the market to ensure livelihood. Ferula Asafetida is a perennial herb that is cultivated as well as grown wild in the northern and central parts of Afghanistan. However, over-exploitation of the rangelands by the host communities in the last four to five decades has nearly wiped out the plant. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochureAgroforestry plots establishment 2023
Also available in:
Rangelands and forests in Afghanistan have been increasingly degraded due to overexploitation since the host communities have no sufficient alternative livelihood options. The communities and members of the Rangeland Management Association (RMA) and Forest Management Association (FMA) uprooted bushes and shrubs from the rangeland as well as cut trees from the forest to sell in the local market to sustain themselves. To decrease the growing pressure on the rangeland and forest, FAO provided 2 341 beneficiaries with 118 800 apples, sweet orange, persimmon, almond, and orange saplings as one of the alternative livelihood options, which covered 3 261 ha of land. Each beneficiary was provided with 50 saplings. The combination of trees, crops, and livestock mitigates environmental risks, helps create a permanent soil cover against erosion, minimizes damage from flooding, and enhances water storage. In addition, agroforestry brings nutrients from deeper soil layers, or in the case of leguminous plants, through nitrogen fixation, which can convert leaf litter into fertilizer for crops. -
Brochure, flyer, fact-sheetBrochureایجاد قطعات زراعت جنگلی 2023
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علفچرها و جنگلات در افغانستان به دلیل بهره برداری بیش از حد به میزان وسیعی تخریب شده اند زیرا جوامع محلی گزینه های معیشتی جایگزین کافی ندارند. جوامع و اعضای انجمن های مدیریت علفچرها و انجمن های مدیریت جنگلات بوته ها و درختچه ها را از علفچر ریشه کن کردند و همچنین درختان را از جنگل بریدند تا در بازارها محلی بفروشند و زندگی خود را حفظ کنند. برای کاهش فشار رو به رشد بر علفچرها و جنگلات، سازمان خوراک و زراعت ملل متحد به ۲۳۴۱ مستفید شونده ۱۱۸۸۰۰ اصله نهال که عبارت از سیب، مالته، خرمالو، بادام و نارنج اند را به عنوان یکی از گزینه های جایگزین معیشت فراهم نمود که ۳۲۶۱ هکتار زمین را پوشش می دهد. به هر ذینفع 50 اصله نهال داده شد. ترکیب درختان، محصولات زراعتی و مالداری خطرات زیست محیطی را کاهش می دهد، به ایجاد پوشش دائمی خاک در برابر فرسایش کمک می کند، آسیب ناشی از سیل را به حداقل می رساند و ذخیره آب را افزایش می دهد. عاوه بر این، زراعت جنگلی مواد مغذی را از لایه های عمیق تر خاک از طریق تثبیت نیروژن به ارمغان می آورد، که می تواند برگ را به کود برای محصولات تبدیل کند.
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No results found.What will be needed to realize the vision of a world free from hunger and malnutrition? After shedding light on the nature of the challenges that agriculture and food systems are facing now and throughout the 21st century, the study provides insights into what is at stake and what needs to be done. “Business as usual” is not an option. Major transformations in agricultural systems, rural economies, and natural resources management are necessary. The present study was undertaken for the quadrennial review of FAO’s strategic framework and for the preparation of the Organization Medium-Term plan 2018-2021. -
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No results found.The FAOSTAT emissions database is composed of several data domains covering the categories of the IPCC Agriculture, Forestry and Other Land Use (AFOLU) sector of the national GHG inventory. Energy use in agriculture is additionally included as relevant to emissions from agriculture as an economic production sector under the ISIC A statistical classification, though recognizing that, in terms of IPCC, they are instead part of the Energy sector of the national GHG inventory. FAO emissions estimates are available over the period 1961–2018 for agriculture production processes from crop and livestock activities. Land use emissions and removals are generally available only for the period 1990–2019. This analytical brief focuses on overall trends over the period 2000–2018.