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Global context
Desertification research
- Global collaboration
- Recent European research
- AIDCCD
- ARIDnet
- ASMODE
- CAMELEO
- CLEMDES
- CLIMED
- CORINE
- COST 634
- DEMON-I
- DEMON-II
- DESERTLINKS
- Desert*Net
- DESERTSTOP
- DESERTWATCH
- DeSurvey
- DISMED
- ECO-SLOPES
- GEORANGE
- GLASOD
- ILTER
- INDEX
- JEFFARA
- LADA
- LADAMER
- LEDDRA
- LUCC
- LUCINDA
- MEDACTION
- MEDAFOR
- MEDALUS I, II, III
- MEDCHANGE
- MEDCOASTLAND
- MEDRAP
- MEDRATE
- MWISED
- PAP/RAC
- PESERA
- PRACTICE
- PROTERRA
- REACTION
- RECONDES
- REDMED
- ROSELT
- SCAPE
- SENSOR
- Sustainable Uplands
- TERON
- UNDESERT
- VULCAN
- WWAP
- DESIRE Project
Key messages
- DESIRE video clip
- Global level
- National level
- Local stakeholder level
- Booklets & factsheets
- Boletim de factos 1: Ciência e os meios de subsistência
- Boletim de factos 2: Investigadores e decisores
- Boletim de factos 3: Usuários da terra
- Factsheet 4: Encouraging sustainable management
- Factsheet 5: Improving communication
- Factsheet 6: Forests in drylands
- Info-brief 1: Tackling salinization of soils in arid and semi-arid regions
- Info-brief 2: Sustainable land management enhances our soils
- Info-brief 3: Scientists and stakeholders learn to listen to one another
- Info-brief 4: Progress with monitoring
- Info-brief 5: DESIRE PhD students #1
- Info-brief 6: DESIRE PhD students #2
- Info-brief 7: Focus on Chile and Mexico
- Info-brief 8: Using land for the benefit of all
- Info-brief 9: Harnessing communication media
- Info-brief 10: Water solutions in drylands
- Info-brief 11: Greeneer solutions from the DESIRE project
- Info-brief 12: Stakeholder participation
- Info-brief 13: Lessons learned on science-NGO collaboration
- Manual of communication and dissemination
- Sharing the science
- From framework to action: the DESIRE approach to combat desertification
- Using internet technology to inform researchers, policy makers and other stakeholders about sustainable land management in drylands: experience from a large interdisciplinary and international project
- How knowledge influences a MCDM analysis: WOCAT Portuguese experience on prevention of forest fires
- WOCAT mapping, GIS and the Góis municipality
- Soil and water conservation strategies and impact on sustainable livelihood in Cape Verde – case study of Ribeira Seca watershed
- Hillslope evolution in Tabernas badlands (SE Spain) since 1995. Erosion pins and laser scanner measurements
- The use of PESERA modelling to guide the choice of Soil and Water Conservation strategies
- PESERA model application in the Portuguese study areas: Góis and Mação
- Assessment and mapping of desertification sensitivity in an insular sahelian mountain region – case study of the Ribeira Seca Watershed, Cape Verde
- Strategy of irrigation branch in Russia
- Promoting gender equality
Temas
- Overview
- 1. Study site contexts & goals
- 2. Assessment with indicators
- 3. Potential strategies
- 4. Implementing field trials
- 5. Regional scale solutions
- 6. Facilitating dissemination
- Guidance
- Manual of communication and dissemination
- Guidelines to writing a policy brief
- International dissemination opportunities for articles and press releases
- Dissemination training
- Steps for planning dissemination
- Matching information complexity to the audience
- Stakeholder involvement
- Networking, communication and media tools
- The RIFT principle
- Making videos
- Making DESIRE posters, newsletters, info-briefs, booklets and PowerPoint presentations
- Examples
- Related websites
- Guidance
Áreas de estudo
- Localização das áreas de estudo
- [1] Murcia, Espanha
- [2a] Mação, Portugal
- [2b] Góis, Portugal
- [3] Rendina, Itália
- [4] Crete, Grécia
- [5] Maggana, Grécia
- [6] Karapinar, Turquia
- [7] Eskisehir, Turquia
- Sehoul, Morocco
- Contact the Sehoul study site team
- Study site location
- Study site description
- Stakeholders and their sustainability goals
- Drivers, policies and laws
- Gender-related issues
- Land degradation and conservation maps
- Desertification risk assessment maps**
- Identifying strategies: Stakeholder Workshop 1
- Evaluating strategies: technologies and approaches documented
- Selecting strategies: Stakeholder Workshop 2
- Field experiments
- Gully stabilisation: experimental results and conclusions
- Minimum tillage: experiment results and conclusions
- Simulated biophysical impact of remediation strategies and their financial viability **
- Evaluation of experimental results by stakeholders
- Evaluation of model results and remediation recommendations **
- Policy brief**
- Dissemination strategy**
- Scientific publications **
- Zeuss Koutine, Tunisia
- Contact the Zeuss Koutine study site team
- Study site location
- Study site description
- Stakeholders and their sustainability goals
- Drivers, policies and laws
- Gender-related issues
- Land degradation and conservation maps
- Desertification risk assessment maps**
- Identifying strategies: Stakeholder Workshop 1
- Evaluating strategies: technologies and approaches documented
- Selecting strategies: Stakeholder Workshop 2
- Field experiments
- Rangeland resting: experimental results and conclusions
- Water harvesting: experimental results and conclusions
- Simulated biophysical impact of remediation strategies and their financial viability **
- Evaluation of experimental results by stakeholders
- Evaluation of model results and remediation recommendations **
- Policy brief
- Dissemination strategy**
- Scientific publications **
- [10] Dzhanybek, Rússia
- [11] Novy, Rússia
- [12] Yan River Basin, China
- [13] Boteti, Botsuana
- [14] Cointzio, México
- [17] Secano Interior, Chile
- [18] Santiago, Cabo Verde
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