Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) has gained significant attention as a global initiative to address forest and land degradation. While most studies emphasize the diverse benefits of FLR, very few have investigated the extensive nature of its adoption. This study investigates the drivers that determine the adoption and intensity of FLR practices among smallholder farmers in central Togo. The FLR practices considered in this study include agroforestry, woodlot plantations, compost application, conservation agriculture, soil and water conservation, and farmer-managed natural regeneration.
Does Socioeconomic Status of Farmers Determine the Adoption of Forest Landscape Restoration Practices? Evidence from Central Togo
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