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title	:	The Global Environmental Benefits of Land Degradation Control On Agricultural Land : Global Overlays Program World Bank Environment Paper ; No. 16
author	:	Pagiola, Stefano.
publisher	:	World Bank
isbn10 | asin	:	0821344218
print isbn13	:	9780821344217
ebook isbn13	:	9780585261126
language	:	English
subject	Environmental degradation, Land degradation--Environmental aspects, Land capability for agriculture, Sustainable agriculture.
publication date	:	1999
lcc	:	GE140.P34 1999eb
ddc	:	333.76/15
subject	:	Environmental degradation, Land degradation--Environmental aspects, Land capability for agriculture, Sustainable agriculture.

Page aa World Bank Environment Papers Series No. 1 Cleaver, Munasinghe, Dyson, Egli, Peuker, and Wenclius, editors. Conservation of West and Central African Rainforests/Conservation de la fort dense en Afrique centrale et de l'Ouest No. 2 Pezzey, Sustainable Development Concepts: An Economic Analysis No. 3 Munasinghe, Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development No. 4 Dewees, Trees, Land, and Labor No. 5 English, Tiffin and Mortimore, Land Resource Management in Machakos District, Kenya, 1930-1990 No. 6 Meier and Munasinghe, Incorporating Environmental Concerns into Power Sector Decisionmaking: A Case Study of Sri Lanka No. 7 Bates, Cofala, and Toman, Alternative Policies for the Control of Air Pollution in Poland No. 8 Lutz, Pagiola, and Reiche, editors, Economic and Institutional Analyses of Soil Conservation Projects in Central America and the Caribbean No. 9 Dasgupta and Mler, Poverty, Institutions, and the Environmental Resource Base No. 10 Munasinghe and Cruz, Economywide Policies and the Environment: Lessons from Experience No. 11 Schneider, Government and the Economy on the Amazon Frontier No. 12 Munasinghe, Global Climate Change: Economic and Policy Issues No. 13 Kramer, Sharma, and Munasinghe, editors, Valuing Tropical Forests: Methodology and Case Study of Madagascar No. 14 Current, Lutz, Scherr, editors, Costs, Benefits, and Farmer Adoption of Agroforestry: Project Experience in Central America and the Caribbean No. 15 Pagiola, Kellenberg, Vidaeus, and Srivastava, Mainstreaming Biodiversity in Agricultural Development: Toward Good Practice Related environment publications Ambler and Marrow, Priorities for Environmental Expenditures in Industry-Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union Somlyody and Shanahan, Municipal Wastewater Treatment in Central and Eastern Europe: Present Situation and Cost-Effective Development Strategies Environmental Action Programme for Central and Eastern Europe: Setting Priorities

Page i The Global Environmental Benefits of Land Degradation Control on Agricultural Land Global Overlays Program WORLD BANK ENVIRONMENT PAPER NUMBER 16 Stefano Pagiola

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