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Andrew Buckwell

Andrew is an environmental economist, business strategist and digital developer. He writes on greening business, sustainable communities, climate change, coral reef conservation and ecosystem services markets.

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Posted on: 21 May 2020

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The economics of conventional and organic cotton production in Benin

The assessment was undertaken in the municipality of Banikoara – known as the capital of ‘White Gold’ – under the Economics of Land Degradation Initiaitive and in collaboration with GIZ Benin and the Ministry of Agriculture in Benin. Challenge In Benin, cotton is very important to the national economy, providing a source of income to half […]

Development of a Land Degradation Neutral analytics software tool

Time frame: August 2020 – and ongoing Challenge The pace of loss of natural capital is alarming. The sooner we are able to harmonize human needs with consideration to competing interests in land, land productivity trends, climate change and other risk factors, the faster we can work to achieve land degradation neutrality. There is no […]

Cassava agroforestry with OKO and SUMAS

Altus Impact is working with Oko Forests to integrate environmental and social factors into cassava production systems in Ghana.

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