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| + | = SLM Approach Groups = |
| − | |:Portal:Traditional/Indigenous Approaches|Traditional/Indigenous Approaches
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| − | = Welcome to the SLM Approach Groups Portal (Analysed Approaches) =
| + | '''An SLM Approach defines the ways and means used to implement one or several SLM Technology_ies. It includes technical and material support, involvement and roles of stakeholders etc. An approach as used in in WOCAT can refer to a project/programme or to activities initiated by land users themselves'''.<br/><br/> |
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| − | '''An SLM Approach defines the ways and means used to implement one or several SLM Technology(ies). It includes technical and material support, involvement and roles of stakeholders etc. An approach as used in in WOCAT can refer to a project/programme or to activities initiated by land users themselves'''.<br/><br/>
| + | For an overview of all articles related to this Portal click here: [[:Category:SLM Approaches|All Articles on SLM Approach Groups]] |
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| − | ==== <u>Traditional / Indigenous Approaches</u> ==== | + | ==== <u>[[:Portal:Traditional/ indigenous Approaches|Traditional/ indigenous Approaches]]</u><br/>==== |
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| − | '''<span style="color:#FF0000">TEXT</span>''' | + | '''<span style="color:#FF0000"></span>'''The term Approach refers to the implementation of one or several Technologies, that can be part of an indigenous or traditional system (more than 50 years).'''<span style="color:#FF0000"></span>''' |
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| + | '''<span style="color:#FF0000"></span>'''The term Approach can also refer to a spontaneous adoption/ adaptation based on individual initiative.'''<span style="color:#FF0000"></span>''' |
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| − | ==== <u>Project/Programmes</u> ====
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| + | ==== <u>[[:Portal:Project Programmes|Project/Programmes]]</u> ==== |
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| − | <br/> | + | But the Approach may have been introduced through a project or programmes that also introduced SLM Technologies.'''<span style="color:#FF0000"></span>''' |
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Latest revision as of 13:58, 12 February 2018
SLM Approach Groups
An SLM Approach defines the ways and means used to implement one or several SLM Technology_ies. It includes technical and material support, involvement and roles of stakeholders etc. An approach as used in in WOCAT can refer to a project/programme or to activities initiated by land users themselves.
For an overview of all articles related to this Portal click here: All Articles on SLM Approach Groups
The term Approach refers to the implementation of one or several Technologies, that can be part of an indigenous or traditional system (more than 50 years).
The term Approach can also refer to a spontaneous adoption/ adaptation based on individual initiative.
But the Approach may have been introduced through a project or programmes that also introduced SLM Technologies.
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