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Indigenous and introduced — soil and water conservation in Sudan
Their lives devastated by drought, the Beja people of eastern Sudan operate a range of survival strategies, including subsistence farming. In an attempt to improve crop production, government and other agencies introduced different soil and water technologies to the area. Were thesesuccessful, or should the experts have looked closer to home?
Their lives devastated by drought, the Beja people of eastern Sudan operate a range of survival strategies, including subsistence farming. In an attempt to improve crop production, government and other agencies introduced different soil and water technologies to the area. Were these
successful, or should the experts have looked closer to home?
successful, or should the experts have looked closer to home?
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