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• Soil Health and Sustainable Land Resource Management Practices at Municipal Level: A Case from Bheri Nagarpalika (Municipality), Jajorkot District, Nepal

  Kabi Prasad Pokhrel

  25-33

  
  Article ID: 2143
  1016  (Abstract) 36  (Download)
  

  The increasing challenges of pressure and ever-growing demands on limited resources in Nepal by diverse actors, land degradation, biodiversity lossand climate change require the rational use of land resources to sustain andenhance productivity and maintain resilient ecosystems for achieving thesustainable and efficient use of resources, taking into account biophysicaland socioeconomic dimensions. Regarding this, Nepal Government...

  2020-07-31

• Impacts of Climate Variability on Sustainable Agriculture in Imo State, Nigeria

  Ajiere S, Diagi B. E, Edokpa D. O

  9-17

  
  Article ID: 2531
  391  (Abstract) 52  (Download)
  

  Rainfall and Temperature are important factors in agriculture especially in Nigeria where rain-fed agriculture is practiced extensively and agriculture contributes to food security and provides employment for urban and rural dwellers. Therefore, climate variability represents a major danger to agriculture by modifying the rainfall and temperature pattern, thereby resulting to a big peril in the sustainability of agriculture. This is the reason...

  2021-02-07

• Peri-urban Development: Discussion with Land Use Zoning, Statutory Provision, and Issues inside Katahari Rural Municipality, Nepal

  Kedar Dahal

  1-16

  
  Article ID: 5113
  71  (Abstract) 22  (Download)
  

  The peri-urban area is a transitional zone between the city and its hinterlands characterized by mixed land use and intensive flows of resources, people, goods, and services from and to the city center. These zones are generally misguided and haphazardly developed without a proper planning framework. The peri-urban area at present will be the urban area in the...

  2023-01-30

• Rice and Climate Change: It’s Significance towards Achieving Food Security in Nigeria: A Review

  Diagi B. E., Edokpa D. O., Suzan Ajiere

  18-27

  
  Article ID: 2532
  378  (Abstract) 69  (Download)
  

  Climate change is already impacting on every aspect of man life on earth especially in the agricultural sectors of developing nations. In Nigeria, and indeed the world over, seasons are shifting, temperatures are rising, landscapes are changing and sea levels are rising. Extreme weather events like drought and flood are becoming more frequent and pronounced.[3] stressed on the fact that Agriculture will suffer...

  2021-02-07