FOOD AND FUEL MODEL FOR SUSTAINED DEVELOPMENT OF HILLY REGION

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Title:	FOOD AND FUEL MODEL FOR SUSTAINED DEVELOPMENT OF HILLY REGION
Authors:	Parajuli, U. N.
Keywords:	WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT;FOOD & FUEL MODEL;SUSTAINED DEVELOPMENT;HILLY REGION
Issue Date:	1989
Abstract:	Unchased population growth (human and livestock) in hilly region of the Indian subcontinent has caused conversion of forest land into + cultivation land,grazing land etc. to meet food,fodder and fuel demands. Carrying capacity of various types of land has decreased and soil erosion considerably increased. The decreasing land:man ratio with declining land productivity are the root causes of land degradation of the hilly region. Problems of hill agriculture system and its relation with forestry are discussed....
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4542
Other Identifiers:	M.Tech
Research Supervisor/ Guide:	Singh, R. P. Chaube, U. C.
metadata.dc.type:	M.Tech Dessertation
Appears in Collections:	MASTERS' THESES (WRDM)

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