Table 5.1.
Three typical cases of agroforestry adoption.
CaseLand AvailabilityDriving FactorTypical ExamplesPossible Impact on DeforestationIntroducing agroforestry in shiftingLand abundancePopulation, knowledge ofFruit trees for householdProbably small effects (limited marketcultivation systemsnew technologiesconsumption, cattle fodderopportunities) or a reduction of deforestationIntroducing agroforestry withLand abundanceMarkets (national andCocoa, rubberPotentially significant increase incommercial tree cropsinternational),technologydeforestation, particularly if market
outlets and migration existUsing agroforestry on farmland toLand scarcityMarkets (local and regional), Fuelwood, buildingNo direct effects because naturalsubstitute for forest-derived productsforest scarcitymaterials, woodlotsforests are scarce; possible positive indirect effects (output, labor markets)