Miombo woodlands: as defined by the presence of Brachystegia, Julbernardia and Isoberlinia
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Land use and land use practices that impact on above and below ground carbon stocks, which include:
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Alternative land uses and practices compared either as controlled ‘plots’ (study areas defined in the primary studies) with different land-use strategies set up and analysed at the same time, or before-and-after intervention comparisons on the same plots.
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Any measured change in:
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- Carbon stocks (including plant carbon and soil carbon)
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- Energy use (firewood and charcoal)
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- Plant biomass (including above and below ground)
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- Poles (for use in the home)
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- Commercial Timber harvesting
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- Agriculture (including shifting cultivation, expansion)
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- Livestock (browsing of saplings)
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- Wildlife damage (i.e. elephants)
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- Beekeeping (making of traditional bark hives)
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- Destructive harvesting of NTFPs (e.g., edible caterpillars, fruits)
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- Protected areas
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- Agroforestry
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- Fire (natural; managed and wild)
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- Rainfall; drought; temperature variability
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- Infrastructure development (roads; mining)
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