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58.3 percent from 1975 to 2000. The
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issues (Bryant et al. 1997: 17-18).
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Table 6. The different interests am
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The state remains a central actor i
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On the other hand, focusing on land
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(Hakkarainen & Wilska 2007: 95). Le
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exploitation of resources in a prot
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All the changes in forest managemen
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Commercial Afforestation), is a pro
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accumulate assets, but also by crea
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dependent on charcoal (KNBS 2007: 1
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carbon monoxide, methane and partic
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seem to be more productive and prof
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4.5.1 Sustainable woodfuels? Amous
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land-use development plans (Kinyanj
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Household Energy Network (HEDON) st
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same energy consumption and double
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5. RESULTS Results from the questio
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of the households are situated 1,00
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kiosk/other business. 7 households
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The households are experiencing pro
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Figure 19. Household tree species a
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Figure 22. Correlation between fire
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them about the environmental and ot
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Of the 53 households that were prod
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charcoal there (Ruwa 2010). Accordi
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5.1.5 Energy consumption in househo
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said they were promised jobs. MCC C
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5.1.7 Household awareness of excess
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or tree size; the fractional cover
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Mwanikah (2008: 42-44) identified s
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Table 10 presents the hectares and
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From the forest cover classificatio
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summarized in an error matrix. The
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acknowledged, the large amounts of
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Despite the poor conditions, pineap
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several smaller sacks could be foun
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Table 12. Dakatcha Woodland vegetat
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Anthropogenic factors have contribu
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practice, different sections of the
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natural environment and thus deteri
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however, that formalisation of the
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the other hand, the eco-tourism dev
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promoted by the Charcoal Regulation
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My background as a development geog
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Boyd, J. & S. Banzhaf (2007). What
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GOK (2009). The Forest (Harvesting)
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Information Systems for Resources M
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Program, United Nations Department
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APPENDICES: APPENDIX 1 Questionnair
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2.6.8. Is the charcoal produced for
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APPENDIX 2 Signature separability l
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Signature Separability Listing for
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50 Msufi Mwitu Bamba Bombax rhodogn
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158 Mkayamba Delonix regia 159 Vepr
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Ignorance/ illiteracy High populati
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Water 6 5 5 83.33% 100.00% Woodland