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Evaluating strategies: technologies and approaches documented Print

Stakeholder Workshop 1 identified a number of existing or potential strategies to combat desertification and land degradation in the Crete study site. In the months following the workshop these strategies (technologies or approaches) were documented and evaluated in a structured and standardised way and their descriptions were entered in the WOCAT Technologies and Approaches databases in order to share the information with other DESIRE sites as well as globally.

 

For details of all Technologies and Approaches documented in the WOCAT Database (from the DESIRE study sites and from other sites worldwide), see

 

For those relating to this study site, click on the Name of technology or Name of approach to go directly to the descriptions in the database.

 

WOCAT Technologies Database

Country
Code
Name of technology
Author
Greece GRE01 »Olive groves under no tillage operations Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens
Greece GRE02 »Application of water by drip irrigation Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens
Greece GRE03 »No tillage operations, plastic nets permanently on the soil surface Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens
Greece GRE04 »Land terracing in olive groves Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens


WOCAT Approaches Database

Country
Code
Name of approach
Author
Greece GRE01 »Sustainable development of olive groves I Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens
Greece GRE02 »Sustainable use of water Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens
Greece GRE03 »Sustainable development of olive groves II Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens
Greece GRE04 »Sustainable development of olive groves III Kosmas Costas, Agricultural University of Athens

 

 
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