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Décret n° 2-87-287 du 16 kaada 1407 (13 juillet 1987) portant création et délimitation du périmètre d'amélioration pastorale d'Oulad Bousbaâ (comme rurale de Sidi Mokhtar, cercle de Chichaoua, province de Marrakech).

Regulations
Morocco
Africa
Northern Africa

Le présent décret crée et délimite un périmètre d'amélioration pastorale d'Oulad Bousbaâ (comme rurale de Sidi Mokhtar, cercle de Chichaoua, province de Marrakech). La création de cette zone vise à limiter la dégradation des pâturages et en assurer la reconstitution en vue d’une exploitation rationnelle.Par ailleurs, les associations d’élevage constituées dans les limites de ce périmètre antérieurement à la publication de ce décret doivent être déclarés aux administratives locales.

Décret n° 2-87-523 du 11 chaabane 1408 (30 mars 1988) portant création et délimitation du périmètre d'amélioration pastorale d'El Hadra des Rehamna (commune rurale de Jâafra, cercle des Rehamna, province d'EI-Kelâa-des-Sraghna).

Regulations
Morocco
Africa
Northern Africa

Le présent décret crée et délimite un périmètre d'amélioration pastorale d'El Hadra des Rehamna (commune rurale de Jâafra, cercle des Rehamna, province d'EI-Kelâa-des-Sraghna). La création de cette zone vise à limiter la dégradation des pâturages et en assurer la reconstitution en vue d’une exploitation rationnelle. Par ailleurs, les associations d’élevage constituées dans les limites de ce périmètre antérieurement à la publication de ce décret doivent être déclarés aux administratives locales.

Décret n° 2-75-701 du 27 kaada 1395 (1 décembre 1975) portant création et délimitation du périmètre d'amélioration pastorale de l'Arid (cercle de Midelt, province de Khenifra).

Regulations
Morocco
Africa
Northern Africa

Le présent décret crée et délimite un périmètre d'amélioration pastorale de l'Arid (Cercle de Midelt, province de Khenifra). La création de cette zone vise à limiter la dégradation des pâturages et en assurer la reconstitution en vue d’une exploitation rationnelle. Par ailleurs, les associations d’élevage constituées dans les limites de ce périmètre antérieurement à la publication de ce décret doivent être déclarés aux administratives locales.

Traditional Leaders Act [Chapter 29:17].

Legislation
Zimbabwe
Africa
Eastern Africa

This Act concerns the appointment of traditional leaders and local government in Zimbabwe, in particular with regard to land and water.The Act provides for the appointment of Chiefs, Headmen and Village Heads. These local officers shall have a wide range of powers in the field of local administration regarding, among other things, grazing, allocation of communal land and communal land use, irrigation and use of natural resources. The Act also provides rules relative to Village Assemblies, Ward Assemblies, Provincial Assemblies, Councils of Chiefs and Development Committees.

Decree on principles and procedures regarding drought management.

Regulations
Turkey
Western Asia
Asia

This Decree lays down the principles and procedures to be applied in case of drought. This Decree covers water management, agricultural techniques, seed and plant diversity, irrigation techniques, economic and social support, planning of pasture feeding and land use, pest management and any measures to implement urgent action and restrictions in arid and irrigated agricultural land. Moreover, it sets up the related institutional framework, which includes the following: Agricultural Drought Management Board; Monitoring and Early Warning Committee; Risk Assessment Committee; Flow Data Unit.

Regional Law No. 107-Z amending Regional Law No. 40-Z “On turnover of agricultural land”.

Legislation
Russia
Eastern Europe
Europe

Article 7.1 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Lease contract for agricultural land, destined for haymaking and grazing, pertaining to public or municipal property shall be concluded for the maximum period of three years”.

Amends: Regional Law No. 40-Z “On turnover of agricultural land”. (2014-05-07)

Pastoral Land Management and Conservation Regulations 1991.

Regulations
Australia
Oceania

These Regulations implement the Pastoral Land Management and Conservation Act 1989 by providing specifications on public access routes, on travelling stocks, on access to water for travelling stocks and on dispute settlement.

Implements: Pastoral Land Management and Conservation Act 1989. (2015-06-18)
Repealed by: Pastoral Land Management and Conservation Regulations 2006. (2016-06-23)

The Effects of Grazing Systems on Plant Communities in Steppe Lands—A Case Study from Mongolia’s Pastoralists and Inner Mongolian Settlement Areas

Peer-reviewed publication

This study examines the effects of different grazing systems in two neighboring regions with similar biotic and abiotic factors, Nalan Soum in Mongolia and Naren Soum in Inner Mongolia, China. We employed the quadrat sampling method and remote sensing to set three perpendicular lines that dissect the boundary between the two countries, and seven lines parallel to the boundary to form a rectangular shape as a means to compare plant community response to different grazing systems under natural conditions. NDVI data is included in discussing the causes of Mongolian grassland degradation.

Monitoring and Analysing Land Use/Cover Changes in an Arid Region Based on Multi-Satellite Data: The Kashgar Region, Northwest China

Peer-reviewed publication

In arid regions, oases ecosystems are fragile and sensitive to climate change, and water is the major limiting factor for environmental and socio-economic developments. Understanding the drivers of land use/cover change (LUCC) in arid regions is important for the development of management strategies to improve or prevent environmental deterioration and loss of natural resources.

Moderating Climate Hazard Risk through Cooperation in Asian Drylands

Peer-reviewed publication
Asia

Asia drylands face increasing climate hazard risk, changing socio-economic forces, and environmental challenges that affect community viability. As home to >1 billion residents, deserts are at the centre of the continent’s climate-human predicament. Extreme water scarcity, dependence on food imports and now conflict increase hazard exposure across shared drylands, yet management differs from state to state. This paper argues that a more coherent strategy for mitigating risk would be based on natural environments.