Assessing the cropland changes into agroforestry and its livelihood outcomes: Evidence from northern Bangladesh
Authors:
- Manik AliMAManik Ali
- Ariful IslamAIAriful Islam
- Rabiul IslamRIRabiul Islam
- Sudipto Saha DiptoSDSudipto Saha Dipto
- Shafiqul BariSBShafiqul Bari
Open Access
- 21 January 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Trees, Forests and People
- Vol. 15
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