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Biochar Systems for Smallholders in Developing Countries

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Biochar Systems for Smallholders in Developing Countries

Leveraging Current Knowledge And Exploring Future Potential For Climate-smart Agriculture

Sebastian B. ScholzSeries: World Bank Studies

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Year

2014

Language

English

World Bank Publications

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Unlock the potential of biochar for climate-smart agriculture in developing countries. This study explores biochar systems for smallholders, leveraging current knowledge to explore future potential for climate-smart agriculture.
This report reviews opportunities and risks of biochar systems, including soil and agricultural impacts, climate change effects, social impacts, and biomass use. It offers a reconciling view on different scientific opinions about biochar, showing the various perspectives of its science and application.
Discover how biochar systems can:

- Improve soil fertility and crop yields
- Mitigate climate change through carbon sequestration
- Enhance energy access in rural communities
For researchers, policymakers, and practitioners seeking sustainable agricultural solutions.

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Sebastian B. ScholzAuthor

Thomas SembresAuthor

Kelli RobertsAuthor

Thea WhitmanAuthor