Publikasi

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  1. Lecture Note 2001

    Simulations models that help us to understand local action and its consequences for global concerns in a forest margin landscape

    Meine van Noordwijk, Bruno Verbist, Gregoire Vincent and Thomas P Tomich

  2. Lecture Note 2001

    Methods for sampling carbon stocks above and below ground

    Kurniatun Hairiah, S M Sitompul, Meine van Noordwijk and Cheryl A Palm

  3. Journal Article 2001

    Farming secondary forests in Indonesia

    S. Suyanto, Will de Jong, Meine van Noordwijk and Martua T Sirait

  4. Book 2001

    Shifting cultivation: towards sustainability and resource conservation in Asia

    IFAD, IDRC, CIIFAD, International Centre for Research in Agroforestry, SEA Regional Research Programme and IIRR

  5. Paper 1999

    Biodiversity loss, agricultural development, and sustainability

    Thomas P Tomich and Meine van Noordwijk

  6. Journal Article 1999

    Farmers' perspectives on slash-and-burn as a land clearing method for small-scale rubber producers in Sepunggur, Jambi Province, Sumatra, Indonesia

    Quirine M Ketterings, Titus Tri Wibowo, Meine van Noordwijk and Eric Penot

  7. Journal Article 1999

    Improving shifting cultivation in Southeast Asia by building on indigenous fallow management strategies

    Malcom Cairns and Dennis P Garrity

  8. Working Paper Series 1998

    An economic analysis of shifting cultivation and Bush-Fallow in lowland Sumatra

    Bustanul Arifin and Agus Hudoyo

  9. Magazine Article 1998

    Indonesia's fires: smoke as a problem, smoke as a symptom

    Thomas P Tomich, Achmad M Fagi, Genevieve Michon, Daniel Murdiyarso, Fred Stolle and Meine van Noordwijk

  10. CD-ROM 1997

    Proceedings regional workshop on indigenous strategies for intensification of shifting cultivation in Asia-Pacific: June 23-27, 1997

  11. Paper 1997

    Intensifying shifting cultivation in Southeast Asia by building on indigenous fallow management strategies

    Malcom Cairns and Dennis P Garrity

  12. Report 1997

    Indigenous Fallow Management (IFM) in Southeast Asia: new research exploring the promise of farmer-generated technologies to stabilize and intensify stressed Swidden systems

    Malcom Cairns