For the development of commercial biochar projects, reliable data on biochar production
technologies is needed. For this purpose, peer-reviewed scientific articles on carbonization …

Although 40% of the global population relies on traditional biomass use, mainly firewood
and charcoal, for cooking, traditional biomass has received very little attention in the current …

This article examines farmers' livelihood responses and vulnerability to climate variability
and other stressors in Morogoro, Tanzania, to understand their implications for adaptation to …

Tropical forest degradation emits carbon at a rate of~ 0.5 Pg· y− 1, reduces biodiversity, and
facilitates forest clearance. Understanding degradation drivers and patterns is therefore …

Based on a village study in Tanzania, the effects of decentralized forest management on
forest conservation, rural livelihoods and good governance are evaluated. Tree growth is …

This study was carried out in Bulamogi, Uganda, with the main objective of determining
preferred firewood species, their harvesting and consumption patterns. Data collected …

This study examined socio-economic factors that influence land-use and land-cover
dynamics in the Copperbelt miombo woodlands of Zambia. Data were collected through …

Fuelwood is the primary energy source for domestic purposes throughout the developing
world, in both urban and rural environments. Due to the detrimental impacts of biomass use …

Miombo (Zambezian savanna) woodlands in protected and public (communal) lands of
eastern Tanzania were examined to compare standing and harvested wood stocks and …

Understanding the spatial distribution of the quantity and economic value of Non-Timber
Forest Product (NTFP) collection gives insight into the benefits that local communities obtain …