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… has strong seasonal variability (e.g. extreme cold or dry seasons) that limit resource access or availability, but … many countries still focus attention on crop farming to the detriment of the health of rangelands. … rangelands, particularly in the seasons that pasture is dry. Water is irregularly distributed over the landscape and …

… vegetation encompassing recreation parks, agroforestry, farming and forestry systems, the geographical administrative … the impact of desertification on arid and semi-arid and dry sub- humid zones. Article 1 defines "land degradation" … also to the reduction or loss, in arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid areas, of the biological or economic …

… and families in extreme poverty; (d) establishment of farming, marketing and consumers’ cooperatives; (e) … to the public. 31. Stocking or collecting timber, wood, dry grass, straw or other inflammable material or fuels, … 129 26. Tanning, pressing or packing hide or skins raw or dry. 27. Trade or operation of ferries. 28. Working of …

… may cater for multiple resource uses (e.g. pastoralism, farming, fishing) and users (farmers, residents and … riverside plots (during and after the rains) Family plots, dry-season Limits of common grazing areas Sacred Forest … the wet season and their exclusive ranches during the dry season and in times of drought. Others "grazed out" their …

… the urban unemployed (Maxwell D. and Zziwa S. 1992. Urban Farming in Africa: the case of Kampala, Uganda ACTS Press, … is distributed through canals to irrigate crops during the dry season. Such irrigation systems can find themselves … a variety of purposes other than irrigation such as fish-farming. See Meinzen Dick, R. & van der Hoek, W. Multiple …