Identifying climate change adaptation strategies and building capacity for adaption in the Lesotho Highlands Mountain Catchments to improve the resilience of livelihoods and to sustain the ecosystem services functioning for the production of water

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Identifying climate change adaptation strategies and building capacity for adaption in the Lesotho Highlands Mountain Catchments to improve the resilience of livelihoods and to sustain the ecosystem services functioning for the production of water addresses Household surveys

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Lesotho Climate Change Adaption Project. Ecosystems, Agriculture and Livelihoods in the Lesotho Highlands: Likely Futures and the Implications of Climate Change (Draft for Discussion), a document from 2011 PA-00T-8T3
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Lesotho Climate Change Adaptation Project. Annual Report: October 2011 - September 2012, an annual report from 2012 PA-00T-8T5
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