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driver frequency

Conceptual framework for DESIRE
<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Example of the DPSIR framework (Cefas, 2008)</p>

DPSIR framework
<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Hybrid DPSIR/sustainable land management framework (UNU-INWEH, 2011)</p>

Hybrid DPSIR SLM framework
<p>A basic conceptual view of the relationships between the primary drivers of change, climate, soil, geomorphology an socio-economic drivers, and the resulting changes in processes and the degradation effects on vegetation (including agricultural land use) and soil (DESIRE 2007)</p>

Drivers, processes and degradation

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