Claim · model-written summary
Diet diversification reduced seasonal demand for women’s labour.
- Treatment
- Changing diet by diversifying carbohydrate and protein sourcese0
- Outcome
- seasonal need for women laboure0
- Direction
- reducede0
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Verbatim
e0“Changing diet by diversifying carbohydrate and protein sources increased LEV and reduced the seasonal need for women labour.”
t0“tropical pine and six eucalypt species”
Title
Optimal management of the Umbundu traditional land use system in the central Highlands of Angola
Cristobal Delgado-matas Dissertationes Forestales 2015. doi:10.14214/df.178
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Method / resource Growth and yield model sets included dominant height, diameter increment, tree height and self-thinning.
- Method / resource The model set permitted individual-tree stand development simulation.
- Method / resource Simulated stand development agreed well with observations.
- Association Cash crops under forest fallow had the highest land expectation value.
- Intervention effect Diet diversification increased land expectation value.
- Method / resource Optimal tree plantation share under maximal timber production and food sufficiency was around 57% of land.