Rehabilitation of degraded land Most countries have programmes for rehabilitation and also cite lack of funding as a primary hindrance.

E. Measures for the rehabilitation of degraded land and for early

E. Measures for the rehabilitation of degraded land and for early

E. Measures for the rehabilitation of degraded land and for early warning systems

Rehabilitation of degraded land in Africa is generally perceived as a long term process.

Coordination of ongoing projects relating to land degradation assessment and rehabilitation, with integrated ecosystem managements should take place.

(i) Measures for the rehabilitation of degraded land and for early warning systems for mitigating the effects of drought

In late July 2004, the World Bank decided to grant 40 million to Burundi for agricultural rehabilitation and land management project.

This includes the adoption of safety promoting designs, construction, rehabilitation and upgrading procedures in land use planning and improvements in road networks.

Their activities are mainly concerned with the recovery of degraded land, the rehabilitation of the natural environment, and water and soil conservation.

Decision 1 COP.6 underlines the multidimensional nature of the implementation of the Convention, ranging from field projects for land rehabilitation to legislative measures.

It was also put forward that measures for the rehabilitation of degraded land should be further elaborated, as it was the case in the past.

Halting land degradation and promoting environmental rehabilitation should, to the extent possible, involve vulnerable and marginalized groups by creating opportunities for alternative income generating activities.

(b) Rehabilitation

Physical Rehabilitation

Shelter Rehabilitation

Functional rehabilitation

Several reports stress the need for better water management for the rehabilitation of developed land, combined with the management of pastoral and agricultural forest pastoral lands.

The overall goal of the WP activity is to identify conservation and rehabilitation case studies and technologies which address issues relating to the control of land degradation.

Rehabilitation and reconstruction

Rule 3 Rehabilitation

In the course of 2004, a 10 country project on the use of gum arabic for land rehabilitation and economic development in dryland areas in Africa was prepared.

Rehabilitation of degraded areas

Center for International Rehabilitation

(ii) Treatment and rehabilitation

Article 26 Habilitation and rehabilitation

Disarmament, demobilization, rehabilitation and reintegration

Physical medicine and rehabilitation, etc.

For prevention, treatment and rehabilitation

Financing for rehabilitation is unpredictable.

Prevention, diversion, rehabilitation and education

Shanta Memorial Rehabilitation Centre (India)

Encouraging members to support and develop tropical timber reforestation, as well as rehabilitation and restoration of degraded forest land, with due regard for the interests of local communities dependent on forest resources

1.160 25,000 refugees with disabilities will have been served by Community Rehabilitation Centres utilizing the Community Based Rehabilitation approach.

E. Post conflict reconstruction and rehabilitation

E. Post conflict reconstruction and rehabilitation

Humanitarian assistance and rehabilitation for Ethiopia

Humanitarian assistance and rehabilitation for Ethiopia

Social and economic reconstruction and rehabilitation

Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants

Center for International Rehabilitation (Special, 2004)

Humanitarian assistance and rehabilitation for Ethiopia

International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims

(j) Encouraging members to support and develop tropical timber reforestation, as well as rehabilitation and restoration of degraded forest land, with due regard for the interests of local communities dependent on forest resources

The projects and programmes conducted in the area of the rehabilitation of degraded land do not always include appropriate mechanisms for evaluating the impact of the activities involved or for determining the area of land rehabilitated, for which figures are given in less than a quarter of the reports.