TY  - BOOK
AU  - Wood,Adrian P.
AU  - Halsema,Gerardo E.van
TI  - Scoping Agriculture, Wetland Interactions: towards a Sustainable Multiple-response Strategy 
T2  - FAO water reports,
SN  - 9789251060599
U1  - 613.8 SCO 22
PY  - 2008///
CY  - Rome
PB  - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
KW  - Land use
KW  - Environmental aspects
KW  - Wetland agriculture
KW  - Agricultural landscape management
N1  - "TC/M/10314E/1/09.08/2100"--P. [4] of cover; CDROM contains database which has been used in the FAO Water Report no. 33 "Scoping agriculture-wetlands interactions. Towards a sustainable multiple-response strategy"; Includes bibliographical references; Agriculture : wetland interactions. Exploring agriculture : wetland interactions : a framework for analysis -- Methods and sources -- Assessment of agriculture : wetland interactions across the case database --- Case studies. Small swamp wetlands in southwest Ethiopia -- Revitalizing regulating services : the Netherlands floodplan policy -- Oil-palm estate development in Southeast Asia : consequences for peat swamp forests and livelihoods in Indonesia -- Agriculture in tropical river basins : impacts on aquatic lagoon and estuary ecosystems -- Integrated rice and fish culture/capture in the lower Songkhram River basin, northeast Thailand -- Responses and guidance. Response scenarios -- From analysis to guidance
N2  - Agriculture is identified as the main cause of wetland degradation and loss. Using a drivers, pressures, state changes, impacts and responses (DPSIR) framework to analyze 90 cases drawn from all parts of the world and all wetland types, this report assesses the character of agriculture - wetlands interactions (AWIs) and their impacts in socio-economic and ecosystem services terms. The report is a technical framework that is used to scope out the relevance and nature of AWIs, identify responses, identify opportunities and set out guidelines. The accompanying CD-ROM contains the DPSIR database and tutors.--Publisher's description
ER  -