| Titre : | Deforestation or development in the third world ? : volume III auteurgn Matti, Palo.(ed); Gerardo, M.(ed) | | Type de document : | texte imprimé | | Auteurs : | Matti Palo ; M. Gerardo | | Editeur : | Helsinki : Scandinavian Forest Economics | | Année de publication : | 1990 | | Collection : | The Finnish Forest Research Institute Bulletins, ISSN 0358-4283 | | Importance : | Nb ill.; nb tabl.; nb graph.; nb réf.-p. 2-189 | | ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-951-40-1091-0 | | Langues : | Anglais (eng) | | Catégories : | Thésaurus Agrovoc
Brésil ; Chili ; Éthiopie ; Amazonie
Autres descripteurs
AMERIQUE CENTRAL ; CHINE TROPICALE ; déforestation ; FOREST ECOHISTORY ; AMAZON ; EDUCCATION ; Art ; ETHNOBIOLOGY ; ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS ; GLOBAL FOREST INVENTORY ; MONITORING ; TWO PHASE SAMPLING ; REMOTE SENSING ; MONITORING SYSTEM ; RESOURCE DATABASE ; LARGE AREA INVENTORY ; SATELLITE DATA ; TROPICAL MOIST FOREST ; MODELLING ; SCENARIOS ; ETHIOPIA ; SOIL EROSION ; SOIL DEGRADATION ; watershed management ; EXPANSIONIST POLICY ; BRAZIL ; DEFORESTATION AGENTS ; DEFORESTATION ESTIMATES ; REMEDIAL MEASURES
Ancienne liste Géo
CHILI ; ETHIOPIE ; AMERIQUE CENTRAL ; CHINE TROPICALE ; AMAZONIE
| | Résumé : | This report (voluem III) contains the 15 papers presented at the International Seminar on Deforestation or Development in the Third Word ? The historical duration along with the pace, the traditional knowledge of forest peoples and psychological factors play their roles in deforestation. Monitoring of this process has to be based on scientific methods with adequate ground truth data. Scientific modelling of deforestation for scenario and policy purposes is indispensable. In the case studies of Ethipia, Brazil, Chile, and China deforestation has common and divergent features. The past and future international and national policy and research actions on the front of tropical deforestation are depicted. The theory of optimal exploitation of non-renewable resources contributes to understanding and control of tropical rain forest. The external debt, poverty and the delay in agrarian reform are some of the key factors of deforestation, which seem to be powered by
such driving forces as population growth and domestic demands, international asymmetry and demands as well as by accessibility. Accelarating vicious circles of the process are apparent. Deforestation and development remain strongly interliked. "(Résumé des auteurs)". | | Type de document : | Livre | | Permalien de la notice : | https://infodoc.agroparistech.fr/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=145833 |
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