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TAKING TO SCALE TREE-BASED ECOSYSTEM APPROACHES THAT ENHANCE FOOD SECURITY, IMPROVE RESILIENCE TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND SEQUESTER CARBON IN RWANDA
The socio-economic data collected from 12 sites (6 agroecological zones x 2 sites with contrasting adoption of agroforestry practices ) to highlight drivers, enabling conditions and mechanisms of agroforestry adoption at scale in Rwanda
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