making Ribeiro N 1 Kamoto J 2 Nhantumbo I 3 Bandeira R 1 Jumbe C 2 Rija A 5 and Archibald S 6 1 Faculty of Agronomy and Forest Engineering Eduardo ID: 808733
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Miombo network of Southern Africa: a platform for collaborative research for decision-
making
Ribeiro, N
.
1
;
Kamoto, J.
2
;
Nhantumbo
, I
.
3
;
Bandeira
, R.
1
;
Jumbe
, C
.
2
,
Rija
, A
.
5
and Archibald, S
.
6
1
Faculty of Agronomy and Forest Engineering, Eduardo
Mondlane
University, Av Julius
Nyerere
, 3453, Main Campus,
P.O.Box
. 257, Maputo, Mozambique; email:
joluci2000@yahoo.com
.
2
Lilongwe
University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR),
P.O.Box
219, Lilongwe, Malawi
2
3
International
Institute for the Environment and Development,
80–86 Gray’s Inn Road London, WC1X 8NH United Kingdom
5
College of Forestry, Wildlife and Tourism,
Sokoine
University of Agriculture,
Morogoro
, Tanzania
6
School of Animal, Plant and Environmental Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand, 1 Jan Smuts Avenue,
Braamfontein
2000Johannesburg, South
Africa
Tbilisi, Georgia 2017
Slide2WAY FORWARD
WAY FORWARD
Research
:
Topics presented in the first day Agriculture expansion versus miombo woodlands Capacity Building -Training:Remote sensing and GIS (radar and optical techniques)Carbon estimationsEcosystem services quantificationStakeholders/audienceGovernment authoritiesScientific community international and regionallyNGOsCommunities
Slide3Regional Network Exchanges
SAFNETOFSNAC
Publications
Journal publications (special editions)
Realistic and potential funding sourcesRealisticWB (2017-2018), with possibility to extendWWF PotentialSTART??IUCN