Countries in this Region

ISO2 ISO3 ISO3 Number
Angola AO AGO 24
Antigua and Barbuda AG ATG 28
Bahamas BS BHS 44
Barbados BB BRB 52
Belize BZ BLZ 84
Benin BJ BEN 204
Botswana BW BWA 72
Burkina Faso BF BFA 854
Burundi BI BDI 108
Cameroon CM CMR 120
Cape Verde CV CPV 132
Central African Republic CF CAF 140
Chad TD TCD 148
Comoros KM COM 174
Congo CG COG 178
Cook Islands CK COK 184
Côte d'Ivoire CI CIV 384
Cuba CU CUB 192
Democratic Republic of the Congo CD COD 180
Djibouti DJ DJI 262
Dominica DM DMA 212
Dominican Republic DO DOM 214
Equatorial Guinea GQ GNQ 226
Eritrea ER ERI 232
Eswatini SZ SWZ 748
Ethiopia ET ETH 231
Fiji FJ FJI 242
Gabon GA GAB 266
Gambia GM GMB 270
Ghana GH GHA 288
Grenada GD GRD 308
Guinea GN GIN 324
Guinea-Bissau GW GNB 624
Guyana GY GUY 328
Haiti HT HTI 332
Jamaica JM JAM 388
Kenya KE KEN 404
Kiribati KI KIR 296
Lesotho LS LSO 426
Liberia LR LBR 430
Madagascar MG MDG 450
Malawi MW MWI 454
Mali ML MLI 466
Marshall Islands MH MHL 584
Mauritania MR MRT 478
Mauritius MU MUS 480
Micronesia (Federated States of) FM FSM 583
Mozambique MZ MOZ 508
Namibia NA NAM 516
Nauru NR NRU 520
Niger NE NER
Nigeria NG NGA
Niue NU NIU 570
Palau PW PLW 585
Papua New Guinea PG PNG 598
Rwanda RW RWA 646
Saint Kitts and Nevis KN KNA 659
Saint Lucia LC LCA 662
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines VC VCT 670
Samoa WS WSM 882
Sao Tome and Principe ST STP 678
Senegal SN SEN 686
Seychelles SC SYC 690
Sierra Leone SL SLE 694
Solomon Islands SB SLB 90
Somalia SO SOM 706
South Africa ZA ZAF 710
South Sudan SS SSD 728
Sudan SD SDN 736
Suriname SR SUR 740
Timor-Leste TL TLS 626
Togo TG TGO 768
Tonga TO TON 776
Trinidad and Tobago TT TTO 780
Tuvalu TV TUV 798
Uganda UG UGA 800
United Republic of Tanzania TZ TZA 834
Vanuatu VU VUT 548
Zambia ZM ZMB 894
Zimbabwe ZW ZWE 716

State Indicators

State Description

State indicators reflect the conditions of the land as well as its resilience to withstand change as a consequence of sector pressures. This may include indicators which express changes in biological productivity (actual and potential), extent and impacts of soil degradation, including erosion, salinization, etc., annual and long-term balance of nutrients (exported and imported by the cropping systems), degree and type of contamination or pollution (by direct application, atmospheric transport, etc.), changes in organic matter content, water holding capacity, etc. The changes in state may be negative with poor management, or positive with good management. © FAO Link

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Pressure Indicators

Pressure Description

Indicators in this group include those activities that relate to the degree of intensification and diversification of agricultural land uses, and result in increased pressure on land quality. This may include the number of crops in a cropping system per year or per hectare, type and intensity of tillage, degree of removal of biomass, integration with livestock systems, number of food and fibre products produced annually, etc. These indicators must be seen within the context of major socio-demographic factors such as population pressures, land tenure, etc., but the latter do not qualify for inclusion as LQIs. This is because these major forces do not influence land quality directly, but rather through the land practices that are adopted by farmers as a consequence. It is these management systems and their impacts that we wish to capture as LQIs, although changes in the major driving forces may provide some "early warning" signals. © FAO Link

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Response Indicators

Response Description

The response mechanisms are normally achieved through direct actions by the farmers themselves in evolving or adopting improved land management systems, or through complementary activities whereby adoption of conservation technologies is stimulated by general economic, agricultural and conservation policies and programmes. In rare instances, environmental regulations may be necessary to effect proper control of land resource degradation. Response indicators may include number and types of farmer organizations for soil conservation, extent of change in farm technologies, risk management strategies, incentive programmes for adoption of conservation technologies, etc. Response indicators should be distinguished into those categories promoted by governments, those undertaken by individual farmers and those supported by agri-business.  © FAO Link

Marine coverage statistics by protected areas
Marine coverage statistics by protected areas
Marine coverage statistics by protected areas
Progresses towards Nature Needs Half by ecoregions
Restoring opportunities for ecoregions
Terrestrial and Marine coverage statistics by protected areas
Terrestrial coverage statistics by protected areas
Terrestrial coverage statistics by protected areas
Terrestrial coverage statistics by protected areas
Terrestrial coverage statistics by protected areas
Terrestrial coverage statistics by protected areas
MIKE programme II: Protected areas in MIKE programme
MIKE programme II: Protected areas in MIKE programme
MIKE programme II: Protected areas in MIKE programme
MIKE programme II: Protected areas in MIKE programme
MIKE programme IV: Illegal Killing (PIKE) by protected area
MIKE programme IV: Illegal Killing (PIKE) by protected area
MIKE programme IV: Illegal Killing (PIKE) by protected area
MIKE programme IV: Illegal Killing (PIKE) by protected area
MIKE programme V: N of CARCASSES
MIKE programme V: N of CARCASSES
MIKE programme V: N of CARCASSES
MIKE programme V: N of CARCASSES
MIKE programme II: Protected areas in MIKE programme
MIKE programme IV: Illegal Killing (PIKE) by protected area
MIKE programme V: N of CARCASSES
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Protected Area Solutions

Documents (e.g. Regional Assessments, Strategies, Policies)



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