"desertification management" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of preventing or managing the expansion of desert areas due to human activities or natural causes. Example: The government has implemented effective measures for desertification management in the country, including reforestation programs and sustainable land use practices.
To this purpose, the Indian Council of Forest Research and Education carries out applied research dealing with specific issues regarding forest ecosystems, including potential effects of climate change, conservation of biodiversity, combating desertification and sustainable management of forest resources.
From the interview data a generic conceptual model identifying the organisational drivers for, constraints on and impacts of DIST use in desertification policy and management organisations is developed and discussed.
This paper presents a thematic analysis of 31 exploratory interviews with representatives of 14 desertification policy and management organisations operating at different scales about their use of DISTs; specifically GIS, remote sensing, simulation models, statistical models and DSS.
From Sarah Elton's Consumed, a compilation of stories highlighting Elton's exploration of local efforts to achieve a more sustainable food system to The Grazing Revolution by Allan Savory, which presents a solution to desertification through holistic management, all of these books are worth a read.
Promoting clean drinking water (Abu-Fadil) Conference topics included biodiversity, wastewater management, combating desertification, maintaining ecosystems, climate change, pollutants in water resources, and the economics of sanitation, to name a few.
Water management for desertification-prone environment resilience will prove challenging in the future.
"Desertification is about poor land management which turns the land into desert".
Beyond its powerful new solar plant initiative, the country is also making strides in its water management initiatives, intended to combat desertification by protecting the country's vulnerable oases.
Ecological rehabilitation and restoration plans offer a wide range of potential benefits for ecosystems and biodiversity, such as improved land management that addresses deforestation and desertification.
The methods proposed can form the basis for sustainable catchment management to combat soil erosion and desertification.
