EUBCE 2016 Workshop: The World Needs more Land Use Change
Task 43 Publications
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, June 7, 2016
Workshop Agenda
Bioenergy from agroforestry can lead to improved food security, climate change, soil quality and rural development
N. Sharma, World Agroforestry Centre
Optimizing lignocellulosic cropping systems to achieve multiple benefits
I. Dimitriou, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
GBEP AG6: Good examples of bioenergy-water relationships
Uwe R. Fritsche, INAS
Improved biomass output: Examples, evidence and perspectives
H. Langeveld, Biomass Research; J. Dixon, ACIAR; M.S. Breure, Biomass Research
Approaches to promote landscape management & design: Balancing multiple goals related to environmental & resource management
V. H. Dale, Centre for BioEnergy Sustainability, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Promoting beneficial land-use change: Guiding decisions toward positive outcomes
K.L. Kline, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Realising positive bioenergy development: Practical opportunities
Z. Szabó, Sustainability Consultant
