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Cotton production and land degradation in Mali Factsheet In Mali, about a quarter of the population, i.e. 4 million people earn their living from cotton production. At the beginning of 2019, the
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THE ECONOMICS OF LAND DEGRADATION Policy Brief Economic and Policy Implications of ELD Studies in Kenya under the ReGreening Africa Project Executive summary Land degradation and desertification
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