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Agro forestry
Agroforestry has its impact on reduction of wind erosion, run-off and soil conservation crop rotation promotes soil cover greatly promotes conservation agriculture. The trend now is to move from erosion control, to soil quality conservation. Using moringa and jatrofa trees as 'fertiliser trees' that capture nitrogen from the air and transfer it to the soil can reduce the need for commercial nitrogen fertilisers by 75 per cent while doubling crop yields.
Energy & food nexuses
Approximately 89% of the rural households in Sudan rely on biomass, such as fuel wood, charcoal, agricultural wastes to meet their energy needs for cooking
•UNEP estimates that fuel wood requirements for 2006 were around 27 to 30 million cubic metres.
•"UNEP predicts that within five to ten years, the northern states of Sudan will only be able to obtain sufficient supplies of charcoal from Southern Kordofan and Darfur as all other major reserves will have been exhausted,
Land Degradation
Many regions of Northern and Western Darfur are undergoing desertification and land degradation at a significant rate.
Other states facing similar issues are Southern Kordofan, eastern Kassala, northern Blue Nile, northern Upper Nile and northern Unity state.
Biogas Project
Area of the study The target area is West Kordofan State Livestock is estimated at 465,000 cattle, 22,265,000 sheep, 2,064,000 goats and 747,000 camels.
The area suffers from illicit woodcutting deforestation problems; inadequate aforestation activities.