Community-based rangeland management in Tataouine, south-east Tunisia: Institutional settings to revive traditional land restoration “Gdel”

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Sghaier, M., Fetoui, M., Frija, A., Sghaier, M., Salem, F.B., Ayadi, N. and Robinson, L.W. 2020. Community-based rangeland management in Tataouine, south-east Tunisia: Institutional settings to revive traditional land restoration “Gdel”. Nairobi, Kenya: ILRI.

Authors

  • Sghaier, M.
  • Fetoui, M.
  • Frija, Aymen
  • Salem, F.B.
  • Ayadi, N.
  • Robinson, Lance W.

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