Presentations:
Day 2
Parallel Session A: Research and technical options to improve watershed management
Research and monitoring of Land use change |
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| Hillslope sediment trapping of natural or cultivated riparian vegetation of Northern Laos O. Vigiak, O. Ribolzi, N. van Breusegem, I. Duang Vong, C. Valentin, IRD/IWMI |
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| Impact of land-use change on earthworm diversity and activity: consequence for soil erosion Pascal Jouquet, Nicolas Bottinelli, Didier Orange, Pascal Podwojewski, Tran Duc Toan, IRD, NISF/Vietnam |
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| Challenges for sustainable litchi production systems in northern Thailand: an ecological perspective Dirk Euler, Konrad Martin and Joachim Sauerborn, University of Hohenheim |
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Research and monitoring of Land use change (Continued) |
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| How erosion of upland fields contributes to the dispersal of weed seeds Anneke De Rouw, et al, IWMI, IRD, NAFRI |
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| Impact of upstream soil nutrient losses on soil fertility in paddy fields Nguyen Van Dung and Tran Duc Vien, CARES/Hanoi Agriculture University, Vietnam |
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| National Land Management Authority (NLMA) of Laos: Policy and Research Needs Ms. Soulivanh Bouakham, Prime Minister's Office |
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Spatial analysis and land use change |
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| Capability of satellite imagery for land use analysis Dr. Rod Lefroy, CIAT |
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| Agrarian land use transformation in Northern Laos Dr. Sithong Thongmanivong, Khamla Phanvilay and Dr. Yayoi Fujita, National University, Faculty of Forestry |
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| Estimation of erosion and erodibility of soil in a slash-and-burn cultivation area of northern Laos Junichi KASHIWAGI, Takashi KOTERA, Koji WATABE, Hokkaido University, Japan |
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Using spatial analysis to better understand land use changes |
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| Applying GIS-assisted modeling to predict soil erosion for a small agricultural watershed within sloping lands in Northern Vietnam Do Duy Phai (NISF, Vietnam), Didier Orange (IRD) |
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| How do farmers make decisions in a land degradation context? Floriane Clement, IRD, IWMI, NISF |
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| Lessons and experiences from the Integrated Upland Agriculture Research Project in Luang Prabang, Laos Mr. Phouthone Sophathilath, NAFRI |
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Parallel Session B: Watershed planning and management: processes, policies and pratices
Watershed Management tools and processes |
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| Natural Resources and Governance – An Analytical Framework Christoph Feldkötter, MRC/GTZ |
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| Multiple stakeholders’ perceptions of upper watershed management : Agrarian & institutional analyses in two Mien villages of Northern Thailand Barnaud Cécile, Dumrongrojwatthana Pongchai, Marie Jérôme and Guy Trébuil, Paris X University and Chulalongkorn University |
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| Learning devices and mediation tools for collective management of natural resources: experiences from northern Vietnam uplands Jean-Christophe Castella, IRD |
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Payment for Environmental Services |
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| The Impact of Development Disparities on Natural Resources in the Lower Mekong Basin: Understanding Environmental Services in a Meso-scale Perspective Peter Messerli and A. Heinimann, Swiss National Centre of Competence (NCCR) North-South |
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| Payment for Environmental Services: An Approach to Sustainable Watershed Management Xing Lu, Hetong Li, Regional Development Research Center, Yunnan University |
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| Criteria and indicators for ecosystem service reward and compensation mechanisms: realistic, voluntary, conditional and pro-poor Meine van Noordwijk and Minh-Ha Fagerstrom, ICRAF |
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Experiences in Community based natural resource management |
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| Economic Growth and Watershed Management: Drivers of Research and Development Innovations DC Catacutan, CE Duque, R Margate, and LJ Arbes, ICRAF Philippines |
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| Problems and prospects of the hilly watersheds in Bangladesh, Priorities for their conservation Dr. Khaled Misbahuzzaman, Institute of Forestry and Environmental Sciences, Chittagong University |
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| People and Resource Dynamic Project (PARDYP) – participatory options for sustainable sloping land management promoted in 5 watersheds in the Himalayas Isabelle Providoli, Sanjeev Bhuchar, Roger White, Keshar Man Sthapit, ICIMOD |
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Incentives and institutional support to enhance upland livelihoods |
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| Improving management of natural resources in slopping land for sustainable agricultural production and poor’s income in northern Vietnam Nguyen Van Thang, S. Wani, Tran Dinh Long and Nguyen Thi Chinh, Legume Research and Development Center, Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences (VAAS) |
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| Economic analysis of improved smallholder rubber agroforestry systems in West Kalimantan, Indonesia - implications for rubber development Dr. Laxman Joshi, ICRAF, Indonesia |
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| Incentives in Enhancing Sustainable Land Management S. Chandrapatya, IWMI |
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