Desertification as interlinked crisis situations and freehold farmers responses

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Brinkmann, Katja, Markus Rauchecker, Stefan Liehr, Lena Grieger: Desertification as interlinked crisis situations and freehold farmers responses. Potsdam u. a.: NamTip consortium

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Dr. habil. Katja Brinkmann

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Head of the Social-Ecological Systems Hub
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Dr. Markus Rauchecker

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NamTip: Socio-ecological tipping points of desertification in Namibia in the context of climate change (2nd phase)

Working out an example for the conservation and restoration of savannah ecosystems worldwide, the research project investigates how climatic, ecological and social factors drive desertification in Namibia.

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Water and land are crucial resources for food security, economic development, social stability and ecological integrity. These resources are closely interlinked as a nexus and influence each other.

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Desertification as interlinked crisis situations and freehold farmers responses

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Published in

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Dr. habil. Katja Brinkmann

Head of the Social-Ecological Systems Hub

Dr. Markus Rauchecker

Research Scientist

Dr. Stefan Liehr

Member of the Executive Board, Head of the Social-Ecological Systems Hub

More infos on the project

NamTip: Socio-ecological tipping points of desertification in Namibia in the context of climate change (2nd phase)

Water and Land Use