Policy Briefs, PUBLICATIONSLand Degradation and Sustainable Land Management Practices in Myanmar Posted on 4 January, 202114 January, 2021 by researchBy Dr. Thida Htoo Summay: This study assessed Land Degradation and Sustainable Land Management Practices in Myanmar. The study confirm that land management practices have significant benefits on affected areas. These practices are the effective ways of land resources and crop profitability. It also highlights a number of ways in which policymakers can support land degraded area and make them more sustainable. Policy Brief: DownloadCountry: Lower MekongPublication Year: 2017Research Areas: AgricultureResearch Topic: Land Degradation or Program EvaluationAnalytical Framework: Economic Analysis The impact of pesticide use on human health: A case study from MyanmarEconomic Dependency of Local Communities on Mangroves: A Case Study in Bogalay, Myanmar
Summay: This study assessed Land Degradation and Sustainable Land Management Practices in Myanmar. The study confirm that land management practices have significant benefits on affected areas. These practices are the effective ways of land resources and crop profitability. It also highlights a number of ways in which policymakers can support land degraded area and make them more sustainable.